I increasingly have students who are not comfortable with being randomly selected. Any suggestions for either prep beforehand to help them get over this anxiety or quick & cheap way for all to answer. I want to be able to quickly see if they are or are not understanding. Thanks!
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Absolutely love this. I really think it will help students see that even if they aren't confident with their math abilities from day one, we are a team and we can get there together!
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I teach an ADSIS period for 8th grader. This is for students who struggle in Math and Reading but at various levels. Have used ALEKS and IXL to individualize but not seeing the results I want. Any ideas that have worked for others would be great! @ATMMathematics@teacher2teacher
@teacher2teacher@cicely_woodard Noticing something is for sure an easy and effective task for students. Does anyone have a natural progression of what happens after they have shared what they notice? Also, when do we stop asking that because they naturally notice? What is the next go-to question?
@classcraftgame I see that this works with Canvas, however our school uses Schoology. I am wondering if it also connects to other learning management systems. If so I would love to share information with my Climate and Culture Team.
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