Curriculum

Use Learning Targets to Keep Your Teaching On Track

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek | August 5, 2014

In the video below you’ll hear about my learning targets board. It is an integral component in my day-to-day teaching and planning. I take the objectives for each project and turn them into “I can” statements to display for the students. The learning targets board emphasizes vocabulary, key processes, and techniques and skills that I would like the students to learn. I use these exact objectives on rubrics and reflections. Watch the video to see how the learning targets board is influencing my students!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek, an elementary school art educator, is a former AOE Writer. She is passionate about teaching and reaching students through innovative and meaningful art education.

Use Learning Targets to Keep Your Teaching On Track

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek

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