Learner
Portfolios
Empower your students and transform your teaching.
Take your students’ learning to the next level with Stackle’s easy-to-use portfolio and learning journal platform. With powerful features that encourage student ownership, reflection, and personalised learning, you can transform your teaching and empower your learners to reach their full potential.
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Learning Journals
Learning journals are a powerful tool in K-12 education, students take ownership of their learning and develop critical thinking and reflection skills.
Educators can provide their students with a safe and secure space to record their thoughts, ideas, and progress, helping them develop essential life-long learning skills.
- Encourage active learners and exploring ideas
- Support contextualisation
- Encourage higher level thinking
- Document and personalise learning
- Build knowledge across Modules
Assignments
Our Assignments feature provides an efficient way to create and integrate assignments into K-12 learning content.
Assignments can be distributed throughout the content to support learners, foster personalised learning, and encourage contextual learning.
- Encourages critical thinking
- Supports personalised learning
- Streamlines assignment creation
- Facilitates learning in context
- Simplifies assignment distribution
Learner Hub
The Learner Hub allows K-12 students to access and manage their portfolios from all courses in one place. Students can store, organise and showcase their learning materials and accomplishments.
- Centralised portfolio management
- Easy access to learning materials
- Showcase learning accomplishments
- Simplifies organization of portfolios
- Supports lifelong learning habits
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When students are engaged in the learning process, they retain information and are able to apply it in the real world. Engaged learners are more likely to participate, which leads to a deeper understanding of the material and fosters critical thinking skills.
