Teaching Tip: Exit tickets
How it works
As a plenary, students have a choice of exit ticket which they have to answer before they can exit the lesson. The questions on the ticket should push the students to explain their learning from that lesson. Encourage them to think about what they know now that they could not do when they arrived. Tickets can include questions that cover the range of thinking from Bloom’s taxonomy.
Tweet Tip 1: @headguruteacher.twitter.com
Bill Rogers Top Ten behaviour management strategies
Tweet Tip 2: PRIMARY: @RachelOrr.twitter.com
http://highheelsandhighnotes.wordpress.com/2013/03/30/365-days-in-my-shoes-day-89/
http://highheelsandhighnotes.wordpress.com/2013/04/11/365-days-in-my-shoes-day-101/
Rachel is a Primary Head Teacher from Durham and her blog is definitely well worth a follow….in the above examples she explains her school’s approach to teaching Maths.
Thanks
More to follow next week 🙂
April 15, 2013 at 2:50 pm
Love it! Have added it to my Weekly Roundups by tweachers Blogpost!
http://www.classroomtm.co.uk/weekly-roundups-by-tweachers-ukedhat/
Thanks Rachael!
April 15, 2013 at 3:15 pm
Thankyou Stephen! Its in its early stages but we all have to start somewhere #blognovice!