In this blog post by Kathleen Perret on “Learning is Growing”, she gives a list of great ideas for informally assessing the learning of your students. These are quick techniques to use at the end of a lesson just to check if your intended message got across. Although I have used some of these, there are a few new ideas that I think would be well-worth trying – such as “Chalkboard Champs” or “Rock, Paper Scissors”.
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Thanks for posting this. I am really enjoying this website. I am passing along any ideas you post to fellow teachers and am trying to get them to subscribe to this website (as well as you other one, because I love that one, too).