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Creating Learning Centers:

Learning Centers are learning sections in a classroom that can include various content or actives.

Stations around the classroom can include a game, making a video, solving a question, or making something.

This allows the student a fun and interactive way of learning where they can a do a number of actives where there still learning but not so much at a desk or learning area.

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Creating student surveys

Student surveys is a survey you would give to each of your students with a number of questions on their learning styles.

The survey could include ways they like to learn or what topics or interest they have.

This allows you as the educator to get a sense of who you're students are and what they like learning about.

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Journaling before a lesson or after gives you a way of seeing what the student though about your lesson.Allowing your students to journal might help you understand if they liked the lesson and if you would teach it the same way again.

During my time in elementary school my teacher used this strategies as a way of feedback and if we were to write something like "I need a little more guidance on this topic" she would take an extra day to review the content.

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Peer Teaching is when students work in groups and they teach each other content or it may be them working together on an assignment.

Peer teaching can provide the student with another way of learning the content and with working with your peer they might me able to explain the information better.

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This strategy is where students based on their learning needs, interests, or abilities rotate groups regularly to provide varied learning experiences and social interactions. This allows the teacher to provide extra support or without the stress to find time to do this, with flexible grouping the teacher can make lesson pertaining to that group.

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Strategy 5: Different ways of presenting content

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Strategy 5: Different ways of presenting content

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Differentiating the content allows you to reach different learning styles you come in contact with in your classroom.

Examples:

Actives- Allowing the students to do a dun project or experiment

Interactive games or apps- Using fun educational acts to teach certain lesson.

Pictures- providing different kids of visuals to help student further understand the content

Speeches- allows the students to hear information through a different voice.

Stories- Student could learn content though a book and listen to the information through dialog.

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A Tik-Tak-Toe menu is a grid with filled-in spaces of different ways of completing assignments. Students have the freedom to choose which task they wish to complete in any order. The tasks can be geared toward different student interests or the content being learned.

This tool allows the student to take control and learn the content how they want to.

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Task cards are card that have some sort of assignment or taks that the student has to do. They can be used to review or teach content. The card might include a task question or action. This tool can be for subjects like Math, Science and reading.

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Padlet is a great resource for presenting information for students. its a great way for student to colllervote work and provide feedback from one another. This app also provides the student a more simple of looking at information due to it being on one screen.

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A choice board is a list of assignment or actives that the students can choose in any order which ones they would like to do in order.

This choice board allows a way where the students can take the responsibility and choice what they want to learn. Providing choice board in the classroom might help the students stay engaged and participate especially because they are choosing the activity.

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Graphic Organizers isl tools that helps organize information and ideas in a way that is easy to comprehend and internalize.

Graphic organizers can be used before or after the lesson to gain information and conclude what was learned.

Many times I've seen this used is after reading a story.

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Splash learn is is a game-based and curriculum-aligned learning experience for math and English. It offers learning games, activities and printable worksheets for Preschool- 5. It is a technology resources that can help students learn information and catch up on certain topics all while playing a game.

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StoryNory is a technology resources that offers different types of audio books from ages 7-12. This app allows the student to search up a number of books that they can listen to. This resource can be super beneficial for the students who are not able to read on their own where they can listen and follow along to whichever story is being told.

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PearDeck is a presentation tool that lets teachers create interactive, student-centered lessons with the help of AI. While teaching the lesson the students can follow along and interact with the content. This provides a way of getting student information and feedback.

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Classcraft is an online tool for students and teachers to interact and collaborate with each other in the classroom, It is a behavioral management app which promotes student participation, incorporates games collaborate in teams, and earn rewards within real-world. simulations. This helps you monitor so many things in the classroom, document achievements or issues, and stay in contact with parents.