WorksheetsIntro to the GRID Method
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 17mins
The Grid Method is ?
On-line only
Student Centered
Self-paced
Paper only
Why is Mrs. Bellomy and Mrs. Cotterman using the grid method of teaching this year?
To increase student learning.
To keep students busy with many learning opportunities.
So that all students have to do the same work at the same time.
I get to work at my own pace using the grid method!
True
False
How does the grid method look?
All students are working at their own pace
Students show mastery what they know/learn
Mini-lessons take place every day
Students create goals and evaluate their progress
All of the above exists in a grid method classroom
How many levels do we complete in the "grid method"?
2
3
4
5
It depends on the reading skill
What do you need to move to the next task?
Learning target
Nothing
Mastery Check
All tasks done
Do you need to master each task before moving to the next task/level?
yes
no
What is the purpose of leveling-up/moving from one level to another?
To access more challenging learning opportunities based on your own pace and ability.
To get a better grade by completing more learning opportunities.
To get to level 5 before anyone else.
To brag to others about how many badges you have earned.
Where can all on-line learning materials can be found?
Google Classroom
Clever
Powerschool
What is one way you can communicate to the teacher that you have a question about a particular learning opportunity?
How does a student benefit from feedback? (This is a short-answer question on the test)
They get the best seat in the class
They are more likely to get to level 5
They do better in school
They develop a fixed mindset
What kind of mindset believes that through effort a person can learn more and become smarter?
Fixed mindset
Effort mindset
Limited mindset
Growth mindset
A person with a fixed mindset might be more likely to do what?
Retake a test
Give up
Give more effort
Work harder
Finish the Growth Mindset statement:
I (a) learn new things.
Finish the Growth Mindset statement:
I may not be able to do it YET, but with (a) I can!
