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Don't Forget!!
1. Take baby steps. To practice, it might make it feel more manageable to try this with a lesson first. Then start with one unit. After that, it's ok to evolve one unit at a time.
2. Collaboration is key. Try this with a colleague. Teaching the same subject and grade is helpful but not necessary. The main goal is to have a thought partner in the process.
Join in the conversation. Post a comment:
- Share how you used this graphic organizer. What worked? What didn't? What would you modify?
- Share a similar resource that you have used with success.
- Share an area of focus for next month's resources.
The image below shows the evolution of four units using What’s My Point. The first two columns show the teacher’s original point of teaching the unit. The last two columns show the teacher’s shift in thinking after completing What’s My Point.