Learning Matrices

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• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
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Introduction

These learning matrix templates are designed for you to regularly share with your students, as either a static image to fill out independently, an informative slide for reference - or as one of our interactive elements, directly into your lesson. These also work perfectly as home-learning or as part of a wider student portfolio as a repeatable, reflective practice.

Instructions

We encourage you to save the slides to your area, (or favourite them for easy access to reuse often), and edit the language and style to suit you.

Learning Matrices

Metacognition

Remember: the language we have used, does not have to be the same that you do - the formation, application and practices of the task are what's important to remain the same. What you call them should be comprehensible and repeatable for you and your students.

Confident I know. 💪

Didn't know I knew. 😅 

don't currently know. 🧠

don't know at all. 🤯

⬆ Complete understanding  ⬆ 

⬆ Incomplete understanding  ⬆

Subject:

What I know.

What I know.

What I don't know.

What I don't know.

Aware.

Unaware...

Subject: _____________________________

What I know.

What I know.

What I don't know.

What I don't know.

Aware.

Unaware.

Subject: _____________________________

What I know.

What I know.

What I don't know.

What I don't know.

Aware.

Unaware.

Subject: _____________________________

What I know.

What I know.

What I don't know.

What I don't know.

Aware.

Unaware.

Subject: _____________________________

What I know.

What I know.

What I don't know.

What I don't know.

Aware.

Unaware.

Complete the sections of the matrix about your own understanding of (_________________________)