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• Learning about Progressions.
• Teachers use learning progressions to assess student work and teach their constructs.

Resources/Examples:

• What is a Learning Progression? INTRO

• Learning Progression for Argumentative Writing

• Learning Progression for Narrative Writing

• Learning Progression for Information Writing

• Learning/utilizing  Progressions.
• Students use learning progressions to create learning targets and goals with teacher support.

Resources/Examples:

• Argumentative Progressions (by Construct) with Goal Setting Template

Sample Student Informational Text Learning Progression

***Teacher Goal Setting

• Utilizing/Creating Progressions.
• Students use learning progressions in both reading and writing to analyze and assess their work to create personalized learning targets and goals.

Resources/Examples:

Goal setting document for personal goals:

• Goal Setting Doc
• Alternate Goal Setting Doc
• Goal setting station
• 6th Grade Reading Progressions (Narrative & Informational)
• 5 Ways to Put Students in the Driver's Seat
• "I Can" Statements: 6th Grade Writing
• "I Can" Statements: 7th Grade Writing
• "I Can" Statements: 8th Grade Writing