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Learning Stations in the Secondary Classroom

June 17, 2016 by Room 213 Leave a Comment

Learning stations in the secondary classes do work
Learning stations are perfect for the secondary classroom!


If you’re a follower, you’re well aware of my crush on learning stations.  I had never used them until this year, as I hadn’t even thought of using them with high school students. However, once I tried them both my students and I were hooked! I made stations for independent reading, revision, grammar, literature study and speaking.  I kept making them and my students kept asking for them.

Learning stations for speaking and listening

I’ve had a number of people ask me lately if I’ve blogged about how learning stations work in my classroom, so I thought I’d put together a post with all of the links to those posts.  Here they are:

Learning stations are the perfect way to engage your middle and high school studentsLearning Stations: One of my favourites from 2015
Understanding Theme: Putting the Puzzle Pieces Together
Stations for Independent Reading
Learning Stations for Revision
Fall Fun with Creative Writing
Speaking, Listening & Teaching on the Fly 
Speaking and Listening as Part of the Pre-Reading Stage
Organizing Your Stations

Have you had success with learning stations in your classroom? Failures? I’d love to hear about it and/or answer any of your questions.

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  1. Room 213 says

    June 17, 2016 at 7:20 pm

    Do you have successes or failures to share? Questions or concerns?

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  2. tarafarah7 says

    April 22, 2017 at 2:26 am

    I love getting kids up and moving, and I love when they are able to work with each other and move on to the next task, whether it be together or with an entirely new group of kids. It did take some time (and quite a bit of trial and error) to teach them how to do this, though. I sometimes forget that what seems like common sense to me (get up, go to your station, complete the task, and move on) is NOT always the same type of "common sense" to teenagers! The more they practice, the better they get, which, over time, also increases their productivity in class. Your learning stations bundle looks AWESOME!! Your planning out of the process and the activites, themsleves, look outstanding! Thank you soooo much for sharing all your great ideas with us! You rock!!!

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