Add "I can" drop down
We now have to add "I can" statements to our lesson plans. Having a drop-down menu with all these things would be a huge time-saver. T hanks!
Kim
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14 comments
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Kirk Haynes
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Additionally, add "we can" statements feature.
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Anonymous
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Yes! Having this built in would benefit us greatly!
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Carolyn Petersen
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I use the “List” section to put my “I can” statements.
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Isaacsonj
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This can already be done by renaming a tab as "I can" statements.
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Ann Mumaw
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Yes!
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Jolene Kayser
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Also, it would be nice if the i can statements would be loaded on the unit plan/page.
Thank you.
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Jolene Kayser
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I would like the statements to be customizable and searchable. For example, I type up the statements and place them in a list similar to the standard feature.
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LT
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Adding an "I can..." statement in kid-friendly language to go with the standards would easily save me about 20-30 hours a school year! Please consider this! I could even write them for you. ;0)
Another idea would be to allow users to customize (write/copy & paste) those "I can" statements into their own standards list that's attached to their account. That way, whenever they add a standard into their plan, the pre-loaded "I can" statement that they've already customized for their needs is there.
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Polly Giebler
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Make this customizable. I use similar statements but are usually more complex with middle schoolers.
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Anonymous
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We love planbook! Is there anyway to get "I can" statements in all grades? Thanks!
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Angela
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We have to have both I can statements and standards. It would be nice if I could add those I can statements that you have listed on Standards to another tab area.
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Mique Buck
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Student Will Be Able To (SWBAT) option would be amazing! There are many publicly available statement options based upon the CCSS. Why not offer the option with the Key standard selected? Every lesson can potentially link to several if not many different standards, but selecting a key or leading standard with the "I can" or SWBAT offers a large time savings benefit when writing plans.
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dan kibby
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link national common core standards to the student friendly "i can" statements. administrators are requiring i can statements in our lesson plans. here is a link to view the standards. once you select a standard it automatically gets linked to a i can statement. if more than 1 standard is selected the teacher has the power to select the i can that they prefer.
http://www.rtsd26.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=3017873&pageId=3670945
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Mandy Robek
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Many districts are requiring learning targets written as I can statements for each lesson in kid friendly language. It would be nice to be able to type them in as a lesson or standard but in a separate box that could be extended or bumped - individually and not attached with the lesson. I wish standards could do that too. We could find the I can in the tabs across the top and in the list of go to.