Brooklyn Landmark Elementary School

r own learning, they are more committed to their work resulting in significant gains. Empowering students to use their voice creates a culture in which students are often consulted, and take a lead in shaping their own instructional experiences. Allowing students to use their voice develops students as leaders and is at the heart of student’s full potential. When students have a voice in how they learn, they become advocates for themselves and others. Having voice will give our students the skills necessary to become independent thinkers. It will allow unique perspectives and give students an opportunity to take ownership of their own learning. Our "Brooklyn Landmarkers" will learn how to have informed views on issues locally and globally and know how to contribute individually and as part of a group.