Team-building, Energizers, and Closing Activities
ameuersnylcorg2023-03-28T15:18:59-05:00These games offer skill-building opportunities that often result in more cohesive groups.
These games offer skill-building opportunities that often result in more cohesive groups.
By recording what was done during a service-learning project in a variety of ways, students have material to draw on for reports, news articles, and more. Learn how they might document their service.
As the world continues to move online, these tools can support a virutal service-learning project.
An overview of how to implement summative assessments in order to demonstrate the skills and knowledge that students have gained over the course of a project.
An overview of how to implement formative assessments in order to monitor and support student learning.
This is a blank rubric for determining acceptable evidence (stage 2 of the 4 stages).
Step-by-step instructions for adults and young people who are creating rubrics together.
This document provides educators with a list of considerations to keep in mind when creating rubrics to grade students by.
This document explains what a SMART goal is, and provides important questions to ask oneself when creating SMART goals.
This document provides strategies for formulating meaningful questions.
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