Using Exit Tickets for Lesson Planning

What should you always do when preparing to teach a standard?

• Always understand (unpack) the standard and plan accordingly.

• Rely on previous teaching experiences without reviewing the standard.
• Skip the planning phase entirely.
• Focus solely on classroom management techniques.

What are some ways you can "assess" a student after a lesson?

What are some ways we can use exit tickets when lesson planning?

• Exit tickets guide lesson planning.
• Exit tickets are only for student feedback.
• Exit tickets should be discarded after each class.
• Exit tickets are not useful for lesson planning.

How can exit tickets be used to assess student understanding?

• Exit tickets are only useful for attendance purposes.

• Exit tickets provide immediate feedback on student comprehension.

• Exit tickets are not effective for assessing understanding.

• Exit tickets should be used to grade students.

What is a crucial step when aligning lesson plans with educational standards?

• Use the same lesson plan for all standards.

• Prioritize student interests over standards.

• Ignore the standards and focus on creativity.

• Ensure the lesson objectives match the standards.

Why is it important to review student exit tickets after each class?

• To adjust future lessons based on student feedback.

• To discard them as they are not useful.

• To use them solely for grading purposes.

• To ensure students are present in class.

In closing, I have lost my voice but I hope that this mini quiz gave you something to take away today. Quiziz is another tool to use for a quick electronic exit ticket!

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