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The Unexpected Lesson I Learned from a Student’s Feedback on Clear Expectations
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If you don't model your expectations, don't expect your students to do it for you.
Are your students struggling to meet your expectations? The problem might be clearer than you think—and easier to fix.
In this episode of The Lesson Lab, we dive into how setting clear expectations can transform your classroom dynamics. Whether it's an "All About Me" presentation or the next big project, showing students exactly what success looks like can be a game-changer. Ever received feedback that your expectations were too high? You're not alone. Let's break it down.
- Discover how modeling an assignment yourself boosts student clarity and performance.
- Learn a practical, low-prep strategy to help students self-assess using your rubric.
- Get ideas for making introductory assignments more engaging and reflective.
Press play now and discover how one simple tweak in your teaching approach can create more impactful lessons while saving you time!
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