Category Archives: Reflection

The Groundbreaking Circle

Posted on May 23, 2022 by kennedymorris11

Our lit circle has been loving Maggie Shipstead’s 2021 Booker Prize nominated novel Great Circle! Being an all-female group, Shipstead’s emphasis on feminism as really caught our attention and made this book very engaging. We appreciate how she highlights the … Continue reading →

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Tackling Injustice in The Fortune Men

Posted on May 20, 2022 by hannahhcote

The Fortune Men, by Nadifa Mohamed, is a compelling historical novel that examines the societal norms of racial injustice. The plot revolves around the palpable tension between Violet, who was gruesomely murdered outside of her families’ shop, and a petty … Continue reading →

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PQP = Praise, Question, Polish.

Posted on May 2, 2018 by Bill Sullivan

One of the most essential parts of building a productive atmosphere for learning in any classroom is sharing what you learn. Another is giving and receiving useful feedback. The most important thing is to do this in a positive spirit. With … Continue reading →

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Reflection, Perhaps the Key Moment of a Project-Based Learning Experience

Posted on May 16, 2014 by Bill Sullivan

For our last assessment, reflect on your journey throughout the winter and spring terms and write a 500 word essay about a few important skills that you learned or mastered to a degree. Also reflect on your peaks and valleys … Continue reading →

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