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Happy February everyone!

For those of you in report card season, good luck getting through all of the marking and comment writing!

Every end is a new beginning.

One great way to empower students to grow is by helping them to reflect on their successes and challenges.

Here is a free NO PREP handout package (PDF) that you can use with your students to take ownership of their learning.

This student-led conference portfolio script and reflection walks your students through the process of creating a portfolio of their work, thinking about what they’re proud of, and how they can improve.

If you choose to do parent-teacher interviews or student-led conferences, then the handouts are literally a script to help students lead a conversation about their learning.

Cheers,

Mike Fuchigami

PS. We’re having a sale from now until Wednesday, February 5th at 11:59 pm EST. Save 25% on all of our Educircles resources – use promo code FEBSALE at checkout.

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