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Live monitoring • Two reflective questions • Text selection and text-to-speech
Live monitoring • Two reflective questions • Text selection and text-to-speech
Live monitoring • Add image • Text selection and text-to-speech
Live monitoring • Two reflective questions • Text selection and text-to-speech
Live monitoring • Add image • Text selection and text-to-speech
Check out these quick lesson ideas for teachers on how to use a BookWidgets Exit Slip activity in the classroom.
Help students strengthen their memory by asking them to recall key concepts at the end of your lesson. An exit ticket boosts long-term learning.
Quickly check understanding after your math lesson by having students solve a problem using the formula they learned. An exit ticket reveals who understood the concept and who may need extra support.
Use a short scenario in an Exit Slip to apply economic concepts. This strategy helps assess student understanding and practical application of key economic principles.
Encourage student reflection to gather their thoughts and feedback in this exit ticket. By asking for their opinions on the class, you can gain valuable insights into their understanding and identify areas for improvement in both teaching and learning.
Track student attendance efficiently. By asking students to briefly note their presence or answer a quick question at the end of the class, you can easily monitor who was present and gauge their level of engagement with the lesson.
Give students a safe space to share how they’re feeling at the end of your lesson. With one simple emoji and an open-ended question, they can express their mood and let you know if they need help. This easy SEL activity strengthens teacher-student relationships and supports emotional well-being in the classroom.
We’ve gathered some interesting blog posts from the BookWidgets teacher blog that show Exit Slip widget lesson plans and the configuration possibilities for teachers.
