Learning Target · What & Why
I can evaluate my habits as a student so I can identify a strength and a way to grow.
I Know I Am Successful When…
- I describe a school habit with an example.
- I explain how it helps or limits my learning.
- I identify an action to improve.
Your turn: Answer two questions in 3–5 sentences. (1) What is one specific habit that helps you learn or participate in class? (2) What is one habit you want to improve, and what small action can help?
Help: “One habit that helps me is ___ because ___. I want to improve ___ by ___.” Use the longer fill-in-the-blank model below only if it helps you organize your thoughts.
Reflect on your student journey
Explore another reflection on success
Being a good student means _____________________________. Good students are _____________________________, and they always _____________________________. They also practice respect by ____________________________ and _____________________________. In my own life, I try to be a good student by _____________________________. For example, I _____________________________ and _____________________________. I also _____________________________ and _____________________________. However, I know I can improve by _____________________________.
To become a better student, I plan to _____________________________. This includes _____________________________, _____________________________, and _____________________________. I also recognize the importance of _____________________________ and being open to _____________________________. Being a model pupil is important because _____________________________.
Word Bank:
- Study
- Responsible
- Organized
- Hardworking
- Participate
- Listen
- Respect
- Practice
- Goals
- Improve
- Effort
- Motivation
- Plan
- Achieve
- Homework
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