
Look at the title. What do you know about independent transfer and reflection? Tell a partner one idea.
Independent transfer and reflection for a Grade/Year 7 or 8 classroom, with reading, subject language, speaking and writing.

Look at the title. What do you know about independent transfer and reflection? Tell a partner one idea.
Write a short meaning or example. You may use a language you know well first.
Use these sentence starters. Change the words to fit your idea.
Write one sentence of your own.
Listen as your teacher reads the text again. Note two key ideas or facts.
First idea:
Second idea:
Compare your notes with a partner.
Role-play a school day: find a room, ask for help, explain an answer and discuss homework.
Use a sentence starter from panel 4. Ask your partner one follow-up question.
Useful questions: “Could you explain that?” “Why do you think so?”
Use this skill: How might you use independent transfer and reflection in another lesson or everyday situation? Give one example and explain it to a partner.
Draw a quick plan or write three key words before you speak.
Write a short reflection: two things you can now do confidently and one thing you will practise next.
Plan in a language you know well if it helps. Then write your answer in English.
Choose the correct words from this lesson’s reading.
A helps you solve a new problem. You can by thinking about your progress.
Put these words in the right order. Check the capital letter and punctuation.
On your school day, you do not understand a science instruction.
Write a polite question or response you could use at school. Then say it to a partner.
Take a few minutes to reflect.
1. One useful word I learnt in this lesson:
2. One thing I can do in class:
3. One question I still have: