The use of learning logs to process learning, metacognitively, helps students know the “what,” “why,” and “how” of learning. With opportunities to think, write, speak, listen, and read, learning logs can be used with most grade levels and in various content areas.
| Reflection Question: How can you incorporate learning logs in your classroom or professional practice? |
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