During the conference, the students asked their parents to write any questions they had on an index card and to hold their questions until the end. This gave the students uninterrupted time to make their presentations.
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"The contemporary questions that interest us as adults - like those about power, extinction and health - can be asked in ways that resonate with young people, too. And, their answers can be manifest in real world answers: games, books, stories, art, and more. " Here is a collection of questions and project cards you can use with your students.
Educational Leadership:Working Constructively with Families:When Students Lead Parent-T... - 2 views
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I feel the student-led conferences empowered students and helped them claim ownership of their education. In our case, it was a responsibility that our student enjoyed.
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parents attended the conference without their child and discussed their child's performance with the advisor, who served as an advocate for the student.
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Clive Thompson on Why Kids Can't Search | Wired Magazine | Wired.com - 0 views
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students aren’t assessing information sources on their own merit—they’re putting too much trust in the machine.
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at Northwestern, when 102 undergraduates were asked to do some research online, none went to the trouble of checking the authors’ credentials
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not only is intelligent search a key to everyday problem-solving, it also offers a golden opportunity to train kids in critical thinking.
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Why Students Should Take the Lead in Parent-Teacher Conferences | MindShift - 1 views
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he asks them to choose three examples that help them tell their parents a deeper story: one that shows they have recognized both a personal strength and an area in which they are struggling. Most students, he says, have never thought about their learning in this way. Nor have most of their parents.
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kids learn to advocate for themselves
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“What do I do well?” and “How can I build on this?”
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