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Before you go ...

For some of us, it's soon time to close the doors. Is this you too?

But, before we do, some school days remain.


For those who are drained of energy, please help!


What are your favourite ways to keep learning happening yet keeping it fun in those last weeks of school? Inspire us ✨ with some fresh ideas!


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Dunja Chamberlain
Dunja Chamberlain
6 days ago

One of my favourite end-of-year strategies is to hand more ownership to the students.


We do "student challenge days" where they work in teams to solve a real problem, create a game, design a lesson for younger students, or prepare a mini exhibition of what they have learned during the year.


It keeps learning meaningful while reducing the amount of teacher-led instruction when energy levels are low. Students are usually more engaged because they have choice, creativity, and a clear purpose.


I also like ending lessons with short reflection activities:

  • What are you most proud of this year?

  • What challenged you?

  • What advice would you give next year's students? 


These conversations often become some of the most memorable moments of the year.


Looking forward to discovering everyone else's ideas! 🍀

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