I have had so much fun this week catching up on missed blog posts and
pins from the Spring. There are some great ideas that I am definitely planning to incorporate next year! As I was going back through everything, I seemed to gravitate to assessment. I found myself up way to late reading about self-assessment, interpreting data, and testing treats. Some of #MyFavFinds are:
I heard about something like this last year and never quite wrapped my mind around how it worked. I guess I am a bit of a visually learner, because this makes perfect sense now and seems like a fantastic idea for evaluation at the end of class.
Here is a similar idea using only a bulletin board and post-it notes. I appreciate the simplicity!
Sarah at Everybody's A Genius literally made exit tickets and laminated the slips to make them reusable. She created enough so that everyone would have one and she would not need to erase them between classes. I like the variety of ideas. It keeps class fresh.
Finally, Tonya shared an awesome idea for instant data analysis! Her idea makes it easy to gather feedback and analyze both formal and informal assessments. In her blog post, she describes handing each student a strip of paper containing numbers representing a corresponding test question. She has the students color the numbers of the problems they missed. When she glues the strips onto a manila folder, she is quickly able to identify opportunities for reteaching. Genius!
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