STATION ROTATION

Station Rotation: Blended Learning

SEE IT IN ACTION

WHAT TO TRY

Getting Started:

Start with 2- 3 groups
Group your students based on numbers
Stations might include a direct teach and an independent practice
Consider routines and procedures
- What do students do when they have a question?
- Where can students go for help?

Station Rotation for Beginners

Next Steps:

Try using 3 - 4 groups. Include one station where students are working collaboratively. This could be through a Padlet wall, Flipgrid, Classkick, Jamboard, Google Slides or Docs, etc.
Try adding in a teacher conferencing area. This can be used for one-on-one targeted support, goal setting, feedback, reflection and more.
Think about designing groups by interest, ability, etc.

Consider:

Think about ways that students may be able to access the learning without a pre-recorded video: through reading, research, anchor charts, or more!
Have “may do” extension activities ready for students who pace more quickly through their work.
Try allowing flexible rotations, where students have the option to attend the stations they need. Need could be based on passion, aptitude, interest, and more.
Teacher role will involve monitoring student progress, goal setting with students, providing feedback, targeted support and reteach.

LESSON EXAMPLES

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