Learning Targets and Success Criteria

What do learning targets outline?

• What you are expected to learn in a lesson or unit

• The schedule for the school year

• The names of your classmates

• The rules for classroom behavior

What are learning targets compared to in the provided material?

• The starting point on a map

• The DESTINATION you put into a GPS

• The path you take to school

• The fuel in a car

Why might learning targets be described as a destination in a GPS?

• Because they are random

• Because they tell you where you are going

• Because they are always changing

• Because they are not important

What is the phrase used to write success criteria according to the image?

• "We'll know we are successful if..."

• "We hope to be successful soon."

• "Success is always guaranteed."

• "We might be successful if we try."

What is one purpose of success criteria in learning?

• To make learning more difficult

• To describe what success looks like

• To ignore expected outcomes

• To confuse students

Why might success criteria be compared to GPS instructions rather than a map’s destination?

• Because they show you the end goal only

• Because they provide step-by-step guidance to reach your goal

• Because they tell you how fast to go

• Because they show you all possible routes

According to the material, what is one question visitors might ask students?

• Can you tell me what you are learning today?

• What is your favorite color?

• How many students are in your class?

• What time does school end?

What does the term "Success Criteria" refer to in the context of the visitors' questions?

• How students will know they have learned or are successful

• The number of visitors in the classroom

• The rules for classroom behavior

• The schedule for the school day

How can you know if you have learned something, based on the success criteria?

• By answering "How will I know I’ve learned it?"

• By asking for extra credit

• By leaving class early

• By skipping the lesson

What will the teacher go over each day with the students?

• Learning Targets and Success Criteria

• Homework assignments only

• Classroom rules only

• Test dates only