Canva has come up quite a few times in my life the last couple of weeks (Ethical ELA prompt, my classes), so I thought I’d change up the format of writing my Friday 5-4-3-2-1.
SOLSC23: This Week in 5-4-3-2-1
Canva has come up quite a few times in my life the last couple of weeks (Ethical ELA prompt, my classes), so I thought I’d change up the format of writing my Friday 5-4-3-2-1.
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Discomfort is better than throbbing. Hoping discomfort gets replaced with feeling good. This is a great format for reviewing the week.
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Great use of canva. My goal-go back and relearn it again. I hear the new format is more user friendly.
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What a useful and user-friendly format, further highlighted through the Canva template. Cool beans!
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Good reflection structure and a lovely Canva template to support it.
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I love the Canva graphic. My goal always involves grading, and I never quite meet it fully. Thank you for sharing your week.
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I love the 5-4-3-2-1 prompt but was getting a bit tired of writing it the same way each week. Love your use of Canva! Now I might give it a try.
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Beautiful graphic of this week’s reflection, Britt. Maybe I’ll have to do that for tomorrow, as I write the night before, and I don’t have an idea yet! (My last chance to do it before a weekend in March.) I just learned about those palindrome dates all week. Weird I hadn’t noticed it works with all the 3/twenty-somethings! 🙂 Thanks for teaching that little tidbit. Good luck with grading next week.
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Britt,
I like the Canva graphic for this format. It’s giving me ideas about how students could use Canva as part of an analysis or reflection. I do wonder about what both excites and conflicts, however.
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Hi Britt. Thank you for posting your creative use of Canva. I didn’t know about the palindrome dates, how fun! Good luck on grading.
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