Strength Based Learning

Expert Partner:

UCLL

Website:

Teacher’s Guide with examples of classroom implementation:

Description

A method of classroom management and approach, especially when teaching in diverse multicultural classrooms, focused on students’ talents and strengths and not on students’ weakness. SBL-assignment students are  asked to build their own learning path which has to include  the following elements: the content (the what), the way of  working (the how) and the possibility to ask for help when  they struggle as well as feedback once they’ve completed  part of the assignment. To help them they receive a rubric  that contains several options for each of these building  blocks. They get to choose how to combine these building  blocks, taking into account their own strengths, to create  their own lesson content. 

In a SBL-environment students evaluate themselves using a  feedback form based on the OICO-principle which lays out a  pathway for a student to master a higher order skill.

Examples, lesson plans, case studies

Choose an example:

Adding and subtracting to 10

Lesson program future prospects

Children’s rights and writing (pamphlets)

Available resources:

Evaluation form students 1th grade adding and subtracting to 10

Evaluation form teacher 1th grade adding and subtracting to 10

Adding and subtracting to 10

Lesson program Future prospects and student booklet

Children’s Rights and Creative Writing (pamphlets)

Evaluation form students children’s rights and creative writing (pamplets)

Evaluation form teacher children’s rights and creative writing (pamphlets)

No updates available.