To implement this system, I plan to use desk numbers and post-it notes. I have each desk numbered for seating charts. Using a desk number, I think it will be easier to see who has and has not turned in a ticket. I won't have to worry about remembering each student's number. So, on their post-it note, students will write their name, the question, and then their answer. I'll have a student collect them before the next class starts, and I'll clip them together. I should be able to go through them quickly, and then hand them back the next day.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Exit Ticket Poster
I've seen a bunch of methods to manage exit tickets on Pinterest. I chose to make a poster. I used pre-cut colored note 3.25" x 3.25" paper for each of the squares. I numbered each square with a printed number and circle 1-35. (My biggest class is 33 kids!) I printed letters to cut out and color to glue at the top. I also decorated it all stickers! I will have it laminated before I use it in class.
To implement this system, I plan to use desk numbers and post-it notes. I have each desk numbered for seating charts. Using a desk number, I think it will be easier to see who has and has not turned in a ticket. I won't have to worry about remembering each student's number. So, on their post-it note, students will write their name, the question, and then their answer. I'll have a student collect them before the next class starts, and I'll clip them together. I should be able to go through them quickly, and then hand them back the next day.
To implement this system, I plan to use desk numbers and post-it notes. I have each desk numbered for seating charts. Using a desk number, I think it will be easier to see who has and has not turned in a ticket. I won't have to worry about remembering each student's number. So, on their post-it note, students will write their name, the question, and then their answer. I'll have a student collect them before the next class starts, and I'll clip them together. I should be able to go through them quickly, and then hand them back the next day.
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