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Example of Learning Logs
A learning log is an informal tool to help teachers to take note of any learning that you experiences day to day in your role.
This may include
:projects, activities,training events or even things that have not gone well for you. all of these can be valuable sources of learning
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Journals
Resource:http://www.niu.edu/facdev/resources/guide/assessment/reflective_journals%20and_learning_logs.pdf
Reflective Journals are personal records of student's learning experiences. Journals have long been used in explanatory writing activities but also can benefit the student beyond learning how to write.
Journal could include:
Write,record
:Describe the situation
Reflect, think about
:What are your reactions?
Analyze, explain,gain insight
:What was really going on?
:What are your feelings?
Conclusions:
Journal Tips for students
1.The practice of keeping a reading log or book journal can work well for poetry and other works of literature as well (although the questions may be slightly different)
2. If you ever get the chance, you might find it interesting to read the diaries, logs or journals that great writers have kept about their reading experiences. You may even be able to compare notes. How do your reactions to books compare to the thoughts of famous writers?
Resource: http://classiclit.about.com/od/forstudents/ht/aa_readinglog.htm
1 teacher made: Checklist
1. Was students able to understand the lesson? Yes or No
2. Was every students take turns to present? Yes or No
3. Was students able to complete graphic organizer? Yer or No
4. Was students able to put books to in the book Shelves? Yes or No
5. Was students able to clean up after class? Yes or No
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