Learning Process 2018

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The Learning Process

Subject: _________________________________ Unit: _________________________________________

Step 1: My/Our BIG Questions is:

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Step 2: What do I/we already know/suspect about this topic?

Step 3: Guiding Questions


Is/are Do\Did(not) Can (not) Would/Should Will Might/Could
Who
What
Where
When
How
Why

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Step 4: Conference Point Check off:
Step 5: Research Attach all research jot notes to this page when complete & Cite Sources
Step 6: Using all of your knowledge and understanding based on your research of the topic, answer your big question
in the space below.

Step 7: Proof of Learning (How will you present your learning?)

POL Choice: ______________________________________________________________________________


Conference Point Check off:

Step 8: Editing your Work


 I/We have Created a Rough Copy of my/our POL
 I/We have reviewed the rubric to be sure I/we know what to do
 I/We had it edited by three different people
1. __________________________________________________________________________

2. __________________________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________________________
Final Conference
Learning Process Rubric
Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1
Conferences Conferences beyond the Conferences the required Conferences most of the Conferences well below the
required amount; engaged in amount; engaged in discussions required amount; engaged in required amount; engaged in
detailed discussions some discussions limited discussion
Application Questions are detailed; All Questions are asked; Some Questions are asked; Few Questions asked;
thorough research notes research notes are included; Some research notes are research notes not included;
included; all sources cited sources cited. included; limited sources cited sources not cited
Completion L.P. used beyond needed steps L.P. is completed L.P. is somewhat completed L.P. is not fully completed

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