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How did calculus turn into Sherlock Holmes in Grade 12?

Through the oil spill challenge

What did the Making Learning Visible exercise in 2006 and again in 2012 reveal about student recall at Riverside?

Because the experiences were deep, diverse, and personally meaningful.

Where does the real magic of relevance begin, according to the book? (Hint: It's not in the lesson plan!)

Yearly calendar—choosing topics that actually matter to students.

Which grade remembered the ‘sticky tongue’ activity during the frog unit?

Grade 4

What’s the difference between rigour and “write cat a hundred times”?

Rigour = thinking, applying, analyzing. “Write cat” = just pain and repetition!

Reflection is referred to as the ________________?

Glue - Reflection makes the learning stick and deepen

What everyday school activities are secretly superpower tools for connection?

Buddy time, Congloms, and Community lunches

In the book, students said, “We did it” instead of “They taught us.” What’s going on here?

They felt ownership and were active participants in their learning — not just passive listeners!

What are the four key enablers of enduring learning identified in this chapter?

Relevance, Reflection, Relationships, Rigour

In the car analogy at the end of the chapter, what do the ‘enablers’ represent?

The petrol, engine, key – things that make the car move