CORE AGILE CLASSROOMS FRAMEWORK

This guide will help you move your students toward increased agility in the classroom. Agility helps teachers to grow students' capacity to self-direct their learning and collaborate effectively. Agile can manifest in various ways, including projects, problem-based learning, and inquiry-based learning.

The Learning Backlog is a dynamic tool that helps students set, refine, and prioritize their learning goals. Designed for K-12 educators, it’s like a playlist for learning—organizing goals into Next, Soon, and Later sections to keep students focused, self-directed, and motivated. Download this visual guide to boost collaboration, critical thinking, and adaptability in your classroom!

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Create an Agile Classroom with our concise infographic tailored for K-12 educators. It delineates four fundamental steps to foster an agile learning space: 👀 Making Learning Visible 🔄 Facilitating Learning Sprints 🤝 Systematically Scaffold Self-Direction 🚀 Responsibly Scaffold Collaboration Download the infographic for free to start your Agile Classroom journey and be prepared to be amazed by your students!

Revitalize your classroom with "Agile Learning Sprint" from Agile Classrooms! This iterative learning cycle encompasses 5 self-directed routines, seamlessly integrating 21st-century skills and career-connected learning for any subject. Embrace a dynamic, adaptable approach to student engagement and readiness for tomorrow's world.

Refinement, the first of five self-directed learning routines in an Agile Classroom, involves teachers and students collaboratively reviewing and updating learning and project goals. This ensures content remains relevant and engaging. Emphasizing a collaborative, agile approach enhances clarity, focus, and adaptability. These routines are pivotal in practicing 21st Century skills for life and career.

Planning is one of five self-directed learning routines in the Learning Sprint. This resource provides a checklist and feedback guide to help students set their own goals and figure out the steps to achieve them within a Learning Sprint. It's a simple, straightforward way to teach students how to organize their projects, work, and learn important 21st Century skills like planning and self-management.

Check-In Routine: Essential in Agile Classroom's Learning Sprint series, this routine is a quick 5-10 minute session for students, occurring several times within a Learning Sprint, to inspect and adjust their progress towards their learning goals. It encourages accountability, self-advocacy, and mutual support. Students regularly assess their progress, identify challenges, seek support, and modify learning plans.

Elevate learning with the Agile Review Protocol Guide, tailored for K-12 educators seeking to integrate authentic learning and 21st-century skills into their classrooms. The fourth of five self-directed learning routines in the Agile Learning Sprint, the Review offers a structured approach to authentic learning where students engage in presenting and refining their learning and projects based on feedback.

Unlock the power of Retrospectives in your classroom with our free guide. Tailored for K-12 educators, it offers practical steps and resources to implement this dynamic routine, fostering 21st-century skills and career-based learning. Empower students with Agile in Education, enabling reflection, skill identification, and continuous improvement. Transform your classroom into a hub of growth and innovation.

Elevate student autonomy with our 'Spectrum of Choice' infographic. This tool outlines five levels of choice in Agile Classrooms, guiding educators to balance teacher involvement while scaffolding student-driven learning for optimal engagement and independence. Perfect for growing self-directed learners, 21st Century Skills, and Career Connected Learning.

Explore the 'Spectrum of Collaboration' with our free infographic, tailored for K-12 educators. It outlines five stages of student teamwork, from solo learning to collaborative classrooms, offering a roadmap to enhance collaboration skills and tackle complex problems effectively.