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WOEDIL is a reflective process that allows the student to verbalise what they have learnt. | ||||||
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This strategy is a structured process to allow students to express what they have learnt. It is a cooperative learning strategy providing opportunities to learn from others. Teachers may use this process as a verbal assessment of individual and whole class learning. |
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This process is best used at the conclusion of a learning situation, lesson or day. It is a culmination activity. 1. Students are in a circle or at table groups. In turn they begin their response by saying “What On Earth Did I Learn today is ………………” 2. If a student does not wish to “WOEDIL” they can pass. 3. WOEDIL can be recorded on a retrieval chart and displayed for future reference.
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WOEDILs can be developed into a data bank to review topics,
content etc.
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