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1. Reflect on a story
2. Write practice open

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exit tickets

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Students could share methods for a concept we are discovering in class, and students could share study ideas for a particular concept.

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Students could share methods for a concept we are discovering in class, and students could share study ideas for a particular concept.

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Post questions on sensitive material.(stds)... 

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Post questions on sensitive material.(stds)... 

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1. Student's thought
2. Teacher's response

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Naughty Words
1) Students can solve a math problem posted.
2) Students can explain the process of solving a math problem in words.

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1) Make my class lit with Padlet.
2) Create a student led teaching atmosphere.
3) Create opportunities for discussion.
4) Make the kids' faces go...

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Exit tickets, quick comprehension checks

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Exit tickets, quick comprehension checks

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Students can be given a random time period and need to list what was happening during that time.

Students would also help formulate groups for their AP essays after being given a prompt.

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1. Have students post questions they still have, and it lets the kids answer each other instead of you answering all of them
2. Allow the page to let each other assist with homework, and you can monitor how they are explaining answers and not just posting answers to the homework

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We could use this for exit tickets
this could promote engagement in the classroom.

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- end of the quarter survey
- parking lot for any questions, issues, or comments at the beginning or end of a unit

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1- To create student generated questions and answers in real time throughout a lesson.

2- To quickly assess students throughout a lesson. This can be assessed by me or by the students.

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Create a post identifying two ways that you could use Padlet in your own classroom.