Tool Collection
Here are Learning Mindset’s favourite tools for your classrooms.
All tools are reflection exercises to help students to engage with the learning cycle. Some take students as little as 2 minutes,
others can take several hours. All are designed to work with
any class size, and for any field or discipline.
This exercise will help you get a clearer sense of your goals and get started on working towards them more effectively.
At the start of each class, have students set goals for the session.
Let students come up with their own personal goals for each assignment.
Helping students to generate feedback on their own first drafts not only improves their final essays, but also teaches them valuable feedback skills.
Students will remember more from a course if, at the end of the course, you ask them to connect their course experiences to their future courses and other learning opportunities.
Have students track the development of a particular skill or competency through guided reflection.
At the start of the course, have students personally connect to your learning goals and create their own.
At the end of each class, have students write down their takeaways from the session.
Have students create a document where they keep all the feedback they receive on their various assignments.
Allowing students to choose exam questions makes exams more meaningful and helps students go deeper into course content.
Goal-setting helps students align their learning activities with their goals and enhances motivation and performance.
Our unique, customisable planner is filled with features that help students take control of - and track - their learning over the course of an entire year.
"Make This My Course Learning Journal"
Let your students customise their own Learning Journals!
Fan of our Tool Collection? Go to this exercise to learn about how to module a personalised Learning journal that works for your course and students?
This exercise allows you to combine different tools into one single journal, that helps your students to keep the course together.