A tool to help gain an understanding of learned ideas, vocabulary, or concepts.
This tool gets written data which can be used to gauge individual or group learning in your class
Gauge student understanding with a quick poll at the start, end, or both start and end of a class.
Students examine their own work, or the work of a classmate in order to reflect on their learning.
Quick, kinaesthetic tool to get a snapshot of a group before, during, or at the end of a lesson.
No pressure quizzes which can be given anonymously or named. Can be developed over time.
Areas where students can show their understandings in a variety of ways.
Students can all contribute to a task in order to connect ideas and demonstrate learnings.
Slightly more in-depth tool which allows students to plan a response to a prompt.
Tool for gathering and organising large amounts of information into a short response.
Method for providing direction or inspiration for student responses to gather targeted data.
Flipping the roles by having students compose and present their own questions.
Students develop a poster over time, so the teacher can check for understanding during a lesson.