60-Second Strategy: Participation Cards
A quick formative assessment tool also encourages all students—even shy ones—to participate in discussions. Subscribe for free ...
60 Second Strategy Participation Cards
A quick formative assessment tool also encourages all students—even shy ones—to participate in discussions. for free ... This simple technique can help ease...
60-Second Strategy: Participation Spinner
This simple technique can help ease students' anxiety about sharing out in class—and make it more fun. Create a free account ...
60-Second Strategy: Playing Card Table Groups
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60-Second Strategy: Whisper It In Your Hand
A simple routine gives everyone more think time before sharing their responses—and helps manage students' enthusiasm for ...
60-Second Strategy: Fishbowl Discussion
A discussion technique based on peer feedback helps students delve into complex texts and develop communication skills.
60-Second Strategy: Appreciation, Apology, Aha!
A quick, low-key way to build community in your classroom on a daily basis. Subscribe for free to our email newsletter Edutopia ...
60-Second Strategy: NAEM Tracker
With a series of quick check-ins, students can assess their own learning—which lets teachers plan their next lesson with ease.
60 Second-Strategy: Cooperative Learning Roles
Giving students randomly assigned roles in their group work helps ensure that they all participate. Subscribe for free to our email ...
60-Second Strategy: Professional Courtesy
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60-Second Strategy: Community Circles
An opening and closing exercise where every student contributes is a way to ensure that they all feel seen and heard in the ...
60-Second Strategy: Shout-Outs
Nurture a positive, supportive atmosphere in your classroom with fun and fast peer shout outs. Subscribe to our free email ...
60-Second Strategy: Bean Critique
A simple way to get students talking positively about their peers' work—and thinking about how they might improve their own.
60-Second Strategy: Respectful Touch
A simple activity can help preschoolers better understand boundaries and learn to be gentle when it comes to physical contact.