Let's talk about two student-led activities you should consider using in your literacy classroom or homeschool. Now these two peer learning activities many teachers or parents often get confused. The activities I am referring to are partnerships and peer conferences. Don’t get me wrong, they are similar. But there are some unique differences. So, in today’s show I’m going to break it all down for you. I will share what partnerships and peer conferences are. The benefits or the why you should use them. And I’m going to share which one I recommend you start with if you are newer to peer learning or conferring with students.
To help YOU feel more confident to become the best “coach” for your children and create a powerful “Learner Driven Community” that incorporates ALL histories as a vehicle for learners to dream big.
In this Episode, we will chat about:
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Literacy Teachers –> Check out this blog post: Peer Learning in the Classroom: What Should It Look Like, Four Steps to Scheduling Small Group Instruction, Three Approaches to Classroom Management for Reading and Writing Partnerships and Clubs