ToolbeltofLearning

Includes: ➊ One Pager about One Pagers detailing the what, the why, the how, and how to further use One Pagers ➋ One Pager Criteria for Success to provide feedback and suggestions ➌ History One Pager examples

Have students keep a running list of feelings, actions, sayings, and thoughts for each historical figure and others affecting them. This will help them understand each figure on a deeper level by having them select the most significant info, provide an efficient study tool, and help them on exams by making educated guesses based on their deep understanding of historical figures. For IB History, my students complete this for each US president we study, and it’s kept in their interactive notebook

To encourage student engagement in class and towards their studies, I reward them with stamps (I bought a personalized stamp on Etsy by @pixumdesigns!). Once they earn 10 stamps, they are able to submit it for a selected/suggested reward. Some of the most common things I reward stamps for: 1. Participation in class 2. Reaching a checkpoint during class (helps students learn how to pace their work while also holding them accountable) 3. Homework completion (as opposed to putting it into the grad