Download this self-assessment lesson today and help your students to evaluate their approach to learning!

This self-assessment lesson is designed to help students evaluate their approach to learning and plan for improvement through a structured 40-60 minute session. The resource includes a six-page workbook and a short PowerPoint presentation. The workbook covers key areas such as the big picture, subject-specific self-assessment, identifying strengths, evaluating study skills, creating a learner profile, and setting SMART targets. Focused on the evaluation and regulation stages of the self-regulated learning cycle, this lesson enables students to identify their strengths and weaknesses while formulating actionable goals. By the end of the session, students gain valuable insights into their learning processes and practical tools for future self-improvement.
 
This download includes a six-page workbook and a short PowerPoint for a straightforward 40-60 minute lesson focussed on self-assessment.
 
The workbook includes the following sections:
 
The Big Picture
Subject Specific Self-Assessment
Identifying Strengths
Evaluating My Study Skills
My Learner Profile
Setting SMART Targets
 
The aim of the session is for students to engage in both generalised and subject-specific self-assessment. This session and workbook focus on the evaluation and regulation aspects of the 'self-regulated learning cycle'.
 
Our Self-Assessment Session helps students identify their strengths and weaknesses in order to set SMART targets. With the included workbook, students can go through a comprehensive self-assessment that covers the big picture, subject-specific self-assessment, identifying strengths, evaluating their study skills, and creating a learner profile. This is an invaluable tool for any student looking to get the most out of their education.
 
 
By the end of the session, students will have the tools to understand their current approach to learning and to plan for future self-improvement. Download this self-assessment session today and help your students to evaluate their approach to learning.

It's a useful teaching resource for reflective learning because it:
 
Guides students in identifying strengths and weaknesses through general and subject-specific self-assessment.
Helps students evaluate their study skills and create a detailed learner profile.
Encourages setting SMART targets for actionable and achievable goals.
Supports the evaluation and regulation phases of the self-regulated learning cycle.
Provides a structured, comprehensive approach to fostering self-awareness and planning for learning improvement.