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• Jigsaw - Jigsaw is the element in which parts of a topic are distributed across learners who then teach one another to assemble the whole.
• Jigsaw Learning - Jigsaw learning is the short-form canonical target for the jigsaw-style distribution of expertise and peer teaching.
• Journaling - Journaling is the element in which learners record reflections, observations, questions, or progress over time in written form.
• Journey map and adapted empathy map templates for capturing learner experience - The toolkit includes a journey map template that visualizes a learner's experience across phases, documenting "actions, thoughts, emotions, touchpoints, pain points, opportunities, and resources." Its
• Just-in-Time Information - Instruction is provided at the point of need rather than upfront.
• Just-in-Time Learning - Just-in-time learning is the element in which information, guidance, or resources are provided at the moment they are needed for the task at hand rather than front-loaded in advance.
• Justification - Justification is the element in which learners explain why a claim, choice, or solution is warranted using reasons, criteria, or evidence.
• Justification & Argumentation - Learners defend conclusions with evidence and reasoning, constructing and critiquing arguments to build critical reasoning and conceptual understanding.