3.1 Sprint Planning and Execution

Agile learning follows the sprint model, which involves short, focused periods of intense learning. The process begins with setting clear learning objectives and goals for the sprint. These objectives provide students with a sense of direction and purpose throughout the learning process. Tasks are then defined and broken down into manageable components, which are prioritized based on their importance and alignment with the learning objectives. Sprints are timeboxed, typically lasting two weeks to a month, which creates a sense of urgency and maintains focus. Progress is continuously monitored using Agile tools like Kanban boards or digital project management platforms. The Agile principle of adaptability allows students to adjust their course if a task proves too challenging or less valuable than initially thought.

Have a look at the Mural template for a sprint planning and adapt it to your class needs.