7 Ways to Request Feedback from Students about Your Class
Getting #student feedback can be meaningful and help you to grow as a #teacher. Here are some ways to do it.
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Odds and Ends for Wrapping up the School Year
Here are some out-of-the-box ways to end your #School year that are engaging and fun.
Whatzit Tic-Tac-Toe for Reflection
UPDATE 5/10/2022: For more End-of-Year activities, visit this post from 2022. You can also see the questions I used for Whatzit Tic-Tac-Toe during our reflection by going to #5 in the feedback suggestions on this post. To continue this week’s theme of year-end activities to use with students, I want to remind you of this … Read more
IDEO Lifeline Cards
If you really want to take your feedback, reflections, critiques, etc… to a whole new level, you should consider using these IDEO Lifeline Cards. I haven’t used them with my students yet, but just asking myself the questions made me think about my own work differently. The cards are free (and quite beautiful), so download … Read more
Reflecting with Hexagons
I think that the deepest discussions I ever hear in my classroom happen when we do Hexagonal Thinking. If you haven’t heard of this strategy, I explain how I use it with my 4th graders in this blog post. Last year, I did a post on using Hexagonal Thinking to reflect on the school year. … Read more
More End of the Year Stuff
This is a reblog of a post that I did a couple of years ago, but it was originally titled, “Alternatives to Showing the Movie Frozen for the Next 14 Days.” Since that movie is kind of over now, I came up with a more fitting title for my recycled material 😉 You know how it … Read more