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The Magic of Independent Learning – Individual Posters
Individual posters with sequential stages to help students learn independently.
The Magic of Independent Learning is a great way of helping students use independent learning strategies. Teachers are often the first call for when students are having difficulty with their classroom tasks, who often do not think to use their own self-help strategies. Using the The Magic of Independent Learning posters, students can reference the steps they can take before asking their teacher for help.
This teaching resource can be used as a classroom display, with options of a full poster with all stages on it. There is a black and white version, which students can interact with by coloring their own The Magic of Independent Learning, using these posters as interactive activities, stick in book references or even as a whole class unit at the beginning of the year. These cute, (but wise) Wizard Monkeys are sure to be a knowledgeable guide for your classroom.
There is also a The Magic of Independent Learning Banner to compliment the individual stage posters. The Science of Independent Learning version is also available.
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