Everyday I post on the board what the objective of the day is and how I am going to deliver it.  I'm going to turn this into a learning goals.

I teach Cosmetology at my center.  The state has specific guidelines for this course and internships are not allowed for my students.  However because I am a "licensed" cosmetology/esthetics instructor WBL happens everyday for my students.  I also go beyond that and bring in industry professionals to teach hands on classes to my students.

Learning goals on a note card...I like this.  On the back side they can put steps on how to achieve the goal and use it as a check list. I'm going to do this on the clinic when they are doing practicals.

Learning goals also help set the expectations of the lesson being taught.  I'm going to try this in my next class.  I'll write a formal goal and then have the students rewrite it in a way that helps them understand it.

Set clear learning goals and give them multiple ways to achieve that goal. Which in turn will improve their learning experience

Allowing the students to create class rubrics makes them feel that they are being listened to. Getting their feedback on assessments helps the teacher plan better in the future.

A daily check in can help you access where the student is at in the learning process.  All students learn at a different space.

Teachers need to adjust their teaching style to individual learners.  Not everyone learns the same

Assessments are not just about grades.

I learned about the importance of getting feedback from students to find out what teaching type or assessment they enjoyed doing the most, and what was the most effective.

I've learned about implementing a daily check in to help students, and also the different ways I can help each student learn the way that helps them the most.