Student voice

Explore resources related to recognizing and valuing student knowledge, input, and expertise and building student-centered learning environments where students make decisions about how learning happens.

2 Simple and Fun Student Voice Ideas and Activities by Charlotte Lim of Colourful Teaching For You. This is relevant for students from in elementary, middle school and high school. These can be used as part of your behavior interventions and management plan in the classroom. https://www.colourfulteachingforyou.com/2022/06/2-simple-and-fun-student-voice-ideas-for-students

Photo about a voice teacher instructing a student. they are making the Ahhh sound. Image of talent, coach, note - 140185

How to Incorporate Student Voice in the Classroom by Charlotte Lim of Colourful Teaching For You. This is relevant for students from in elementary, middle school and high school. These can be used as part of your behavior interventions and management plan in the classroom. https://www.colourfulteachingforyou.com/2022/06/how-to-incorporate-student-voice-in-the-classroom

This is a logo I created for UVUSA's student voice campaign

When thinking about student voice in my classroom a few things come to mind. The biggest and most important (in my opinion) is the agency students have over their educational experience, and how they are valued as members of our classroom community. While I am the instructional leader of my classroom, my students are the ... Read more

Have you ever wondered why your student participation was limited to only a few students? Are you looking for ways to get those quiet students to tell you what they know? Do you hate waiting until an assessment to realize that a majority of your class was clueless about the concept you were working on? ... Read more

Every student in your classroom has a unique story to share. Do you provide a safe and supportive environment for them to voice it? People learn and grow through the experiences of others. Embracing everyone’s diverse points of view opens young minds to new perspectives and ways of looking

Every teacher already has the tools to differentiate in powerful ways for all learners.