#4: Students are reinforced for academic development.
#4: Students are reinforced for academic development.
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When students receive timely and appropriate feedback they not only feel validated, but are able to able retain information more effectively. Ensuring that processes are setup to give feedback for all your students is a skill that takes time, but once mastered has powerful results for student outcomes. The technology resources below will help you implement strategies that will make the process smoother and provide more opportunities for you and all of your individual students.
Read, Watch, Question
Read, Watch, Question
Read
Read
Use articles below to learn more about reinforcing academic development through research and practical applications.
Use articles below to learn more about reinforcing academic development through research and practical applications.
(Solo, Collaboration, Consulting, Create-It)
Watch
Watch
Watch videos to gain insight and gather ideas when you want to reinforce academic development.
Watch videos to gain insight and gather ideas when you want to reinforce academic development.
(Solo, Consulting, Create-It)
Question
Question
Use questions to help brainstorm ways to reinforce academic development with both teachers and students.
Use questions to help brainstorm ways to reinforce academic development with both teachers and students.
(Collaboration, Consulting)
- How do students provide peer to peer feedback in their classroom?
- How do I provide feedback to my students?
- How am I documenting feedback?
No Tech/Low Tech Options: Student-centered strategies like those shared from the resource library of Facing History and Ourselves support students' literacy development, critical thinking skills, and an inclusive classroom environment.
No Tech/Low Tech Options: Student-centered strategies like those shared from the resource library of Facing History and Ourselves support students' literacy development, critical thinking skills, and an inclusive classroom environment.
Tools to support the Principle
Tools to support the Principle
Use Seesaw to give timely and appropriate personalized feedback for ALL your students, encourage engagement, get ideas, save time, and focus more on students.
Use Seesaw to give timely and appropriate personalized feedback for ALL your students, encourage engagement, get ideas, save time, and focus more on students.
Use this Google Docs Ad-On to easily and quickly make rubric selections and convert the Analysis or Holistic rubric into a percentage or points grade in Google Classroom.
Use this Google Docs Ad-On to easily and quickly make rubric selections and convert the Analysis or Holistic rubric into a percentage or points grade in Google Classroom.
Through Google Cast for Education, teachers identify students' work and share it with the group to honor and recognize different approaches and contributions.
Through Google Cast for Education, teachers identify students' work and share it with the group to honor and recognize different approaches and contributions.
Use the scan function on an iPad or iPhone to collect examples of student work to assess later and give students feedback.
Use the scan function on an iPad or iPhone to collect examples of student work to assess later and give students feedback.
Use Google Classroom to provide various types of feedback to students
Use Google Classroom to provide various types of feedback to students
With Flipgrid both students and teacher can give video based feedback to eachother.
With Flipgrid both students and teacher can give video based feedback to eachother.
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