Oaklands School Learner Qualities Be Self Aware

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Oaklands School Learner Qualities
Be Self Aware (Excellence Value): SML tasks
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Be self aware
I know my learning goals.
I know how I learn best.
Think about and reflect on:
  • How have I been managing my time with completing my SML Tasks?
  • How well have I been completing them?
  • Have I been completing my MUST Dos each week?
  • Have I been organised enough to complete bonus tasks?
What is my learning goal?
IALT manage my time well so I complete all my “MUST Do” SML Tasks each week
What has been going well?

My writing has been going well because I have been ahead of my work and I get it done quicker.
What have I been learning to do to get the tasks done?

I have been doing some work at home.
Which tasks have I completed well?  Why?

I have been getting my reading done well because I take it home and work hard.
Which tasks have been challenging?  Why?

The spelling is challenging for me because sometimes I don’t know what to do so I seek help and get them finished.
What are some other bonus tasks I would like to do?

It would be cool to do arts and crafts.
My next step is……..

My next step is to try and get my SMLs finished quicker so I can do more bonus tasks.







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