Focussed 14 (70%)
Aims for accuracy 2 (10%)
Organised 11 (55%)
Learns from mistakes 10 (50%
Confidence 1 (5%)
Relaxed (not stressed) 5 (25%)
Trustworthy 2 (10%)
Good time management 3 (15%)
A1 quality presentation; behavior 5 (25%)
Uses a range of techniques 3 (15%)
Active thinker 2 (10%)
Creative 3 (15%)
Tries their hardest/best 12 (60%)
Open to learning 4 (20%)
Respectful of own and others' work environment 1 (5%)
Enjoys learning 9 (45%)
Curious 2 (10%)
Talks when necessary 1 (5%)
Active listener 5 (25%)
Positive attitude 9 (45%)
Follows instructions 3 (15%)
Sharing or communicating ideas 1 (5%)
What do these results tell us?
Our results for our post for the ideal student learner showed that The top 7 qualities were: being focussed, trying your hardest and doing your best, being organised, learning from your mistakes, enjoy learning and having a positive attitude.
What do these results mean for us as a learner?
If we have all these qualities we will be a successful learner. If you are a successful learner you will do well in life.
Which of these qualities do we already posses?
I think most of the students in Room 7 learn from mistakes. I think this is because we make quite a few mistakes but we normally don't do them again. Sometimes we are focussed (we made this our first class goal) and we are getting better at it.
What do you need to improve?
We really need to work on our organisation skills (well at least I do). Getting organised is our class goal this week.
I think the poll has identified some great qualities! And good luck developing those organisational skills - will be handy for at home too. ;-)
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