WALT (We are learning to)
A child-friendly way of sharing a learning objective in primary classrooms.
- Stands for
- We are learning to
- Used in
- All four UK nations (details may differ)
- Topic
- Teaching and learning
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Related terms
- WILF (What I'm looking for) All four UK nations (details may differ)
- A child-friendly way of sharing success criteria in primary classrooms.
- Learning objective (LO) All four UK nations (details may differ) United States
- A statement of what pupils should learn in a lesson. Also called a learning intention, WALT (we are learning to) or, in the US, a learning target.
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