No Series: Infinitely Reusable Folders for Practice & Assessment

Infinitely Reusable Folders for Practice & Assessment

Lesson Objective: Streamline daily practice and assessment of individual progress
All Grades / All Subjects / Assessment
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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

  1. How does use of the folders streamline practice and assessment?
  2. What elements of this procedure help to reinforce student ownership of learning and motivate students to keep learning?
  3. In what other areas might you use individual folders to assess student learning?

31 Comments

  • Private message to Charlena Hunt

Charlena Hunt Sep 16, 2014 2:22pm

Love it
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  • Private message to Janie De La Cerda

Janie De La Cerda Mar 10, 2014 5:34pm

OMG-what a great idea! What a time saver for teachers!!! So many possibilities!
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  • Private message to Dinya modi

Dinya modi Mar 7, 2014 5:23am

good concept building. what if zero is multiplied by a number more than 1?
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  • Private message to Linda Cabello

Linda Cabello Feb 26, 2014 7:17pm

Simple but terrific idea! I needed a management idea to SAVE paper. THANKS
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  • Private message to Candice Whigham

Candice Whigham Feb 24, 2014 3:39pm

This is a cool idea! Have to see how I will use this with my high schoolers.
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