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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- How does Fist to Five act as both an assessment and a reflection strategy?
- Why is it important to elicit feedback about students social experiences?
- How could this strategy be used throughout a lesson to assess understanding?
Teachers
Dale Eilers
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5 MIN
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English Language Arts
20 Comments
Hope Reynolds Feb 13, 2021 8:10pm
This is a quick way to gauge students’ responses as an assessment strategy for the teacher. Depending on what the activity was and the question posed the students are able to reflect on their work and how it made them feel. Then as a quick follow up the teacher can check in with those who struggled. At this point quality changes, can be made in the next lesson or the follow up retaught lesson. Thank you for sharing.
MELINDA DRANEY Apr 22, 2019 3:21pm
It works as an assessment strategy because the teacher can gauge her effectiveness in many areas depending on the question asked. The students are assessing both themselves and the teacher by reflecting on what they learned and how they felt.
Tracie Lamirande Oct 24, 2016 2:20pm
Patricia Ross Nov 18, 2015 8:41pm
Hope Reynolds Feb 13, 2021 8:15pm
Patricia, I too use the thumbs up and down, or to the side to guage student reactions. But, I started having kids put their hands in front of their bellies so it is more private. The those kids that just follow their friends have to stop and reflect on how they are truly feeling. Thanks for your thoughts.
noemi sandoval Oct 8, 2015 4:36pm