No Series: The Stoplight Method: An End-of-Lesson Assessment
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- What kinds of obstacles might students write on the red light?
- How could the data gathered from the exit slips be used to inform future lessons?
- How could you adapt the three categories of feedback for your classroom?
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Robin Stricklin Dec 9, 2019 8:13pm
I do like this idea and it gives immediate feedback to the teacher. I believe the students' engage in deeper learning when they are required to respond and give feedback about what they learned, what questions, and what stopped them. The teacher can use all of the feedback to direct her future learning for the students. Adapting this style with my business classes could be useful.
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