Math Personalized Learning Plan

Liberty Public School students in learning cafe classrooms use personalized plans to self-direct and pace their learning of math skills. Plans are organized against a continuum of math competency areas, and students work through a personalized plan for developing target skills associated with the intention. The plan asks students to:

• Define in their own words what the skill is and means

• Choose from a set of activities from a learning and practice playlists, including options to explore the skill through different modalities (videos, tutorials), try practice problems, self-assess again, play a “red card” to get immediate support from a teacher, or ask a friend

• Apply the skill by making a video to explain it to others and then uploading it to SeeSaw (a learning management system)

• Complete a mastery assessment online

• Reflect on their learning, including identifying when and how they felt off track, strategies they used to get back on track, moments of engagement, and identifying means of engagement

Type: googleDoc

Topics:
Actively Engaging

Sub-topics:
Choice and agency, Self-directed learning