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Reflective

Journal
A Strong Student-Teacher Relationship







4
Characteristics
of a Learner-Centered
Teacher
CATEGORY RAW SCORE FINAL SCORE

SURVEY SAYS…

The Assessment of Learner-Centered Practices (ALCP)


What motivates you to learn?

I want to be better

I
want to do better
If a student seems “difficult,” ...
From a professional stand-point… From a personal stand-point…
Learner-Centered Principles: New to Me!
Quality Work is NEVER Destructive

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My Classroom = Their Classroom









My Classroom = Their Classroom
Factors...and...Student Achievement

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My Learner-Centered
Classroom
...Birth of a Teacher
Rita Pierson
“I am somebody. I was somebody when I came. I'll be a better somebody when I leave. I
am powerful, and I am strong. I deserve the education that I get here. I have things to
do, people to impress, and places to go.”

“Every child deserves a champion, an adult who will never give up on them, who
understands the power of connection, and insists that they become the best that they
can possibly be.”


Understanding by Design
...oh...and there’s a test!


G.P.A.


UbD = Learner-Centered
The CURRICULUM



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Growth Mindset
My 3 Mottos:
Teachers

as Expert ●

Learners ●


The Myth of
Average
Carol Dweck |
The Power of Believing You Can Improve


Traditional
Curriculum:
Recognition Network


Affective ●

Network ●

Recognition ●

Network ●

Strategic ●

Network ●
Systematic
Learner
Variability
(SLV)
I teach UDL...
A DO-OVER!
“From Bach to Lady Gaga”


UDL - Chapter 7
I believe UDL will
every
student
UDL is included in Common
Core Standards in
One concern I have about
implementing UDL is
The most significant learning
I have had about UDL is
always
LCPs + UbD + UDL = SUCCESS
LCPs

UbD

UDL

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