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I haven't used silent signals yet, but I plan to.

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I haven't used silent signals yet, but I plan to.

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I think this hand signal works well for many subjects, but it does have it's uses for the math classes that I teach when I'm assessing their level of understanding

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Have used thumbs up/thumbs down, hands on head. Would like to implement more responses that involve movement.

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Used- Silent Hand signals
Want to do- Corner to Corner response strategy

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I plan to use them during my large group time when everyone is raising their hand and yelling out answers

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I use hand signals in my classroom and would like to try using four corners to get them up and moving 

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I use hand signals in my classroom and would like to try using four corners to get them up and moving 

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I ask students to put their hands on their head to show that they're ready to move on when we are working through something as a class

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I use thumbs up/down/sideways to check for understanding

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I like to use lots of hand signals for my reading discussions. Let's all kids participate! especially language learners and kids who are shy.

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Silent signals to indicate level of understanding or to indicate agree/ disagree with classmates

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Silent signals to indicate level of understanding or to indicate agree/ disagree with classmates

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I plan to use more of these strategies in my classroom - because I have a lot of ELs in my class and I want to make sure they also always have a chance to answer or show me they understand or even if they don't understand

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I use fairly simple ones, showing a signal one way or another to help me gauge student understanding. 

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I use fairly simple ones, showing a signal one way or another to help me gauge student understanding. 

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I have used thumbs up, thumbs down, but my students like the white boards better because other students don't copy their answers and for my shy students they tend to participate more.

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I have used thumbs up, thumbs down, but my students like the white boards better because other students don't copy their answers and for my shy students they tend to participate more.

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I plan to use the move to the corner spot you agree/disagree to help student review for STAR and AP test.

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I'm planning to use hand signals in my class. It gives everyone an opportunity to participate in the class.

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I'm planning to use hand signals in my class. It gives everyone an opportunity to participate in the class.

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Want to use it more consistently. Personal whiteboards, and moving somewhere else in the classroom to answer, on a sticky note, etc.

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I like these because it carries on to other subjects and our daily school life.  Its pretty neat to see them reading their own books and hold their hand up to show me across the room they have a connection or vocabulary

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I have used silent signals for students to let me know what they need (restroom, water, pencil, etc.) but I also use thumbs up/down. I saw some new ones that I would like to try and incorporate into my classroom. I have a very chatty class so this will be easier for me to check for student needs/understanding without everyone talking all at once.

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We have a lot of silent signals that I introduced off the bat (restroom, water, etc.). My students have helped to brainstorm others so we've added more over time (like "I need a new mask," "I need to put my jacket away," and others!). My students really enjoy brainstorming more options, which gives them more autonomy in the process and how we communicate!

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We have a lot of silent signals that I introduced off the bat (restroom, water, etc.). My students have helped to brainstorm others so we've added more over time (like "I need a new mask," "I need to put my jacket away," and others!). My students really enjoy brainstorming more options, which gives them more autonomy in the process and how we communicate!

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I have used silent signals for checking understanding, and when I am not getting a lot of oral response during class discussions/instruction. I have also used scavenger hunts and escape rooms to get them moving around the room.

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I've used thumbs up/down to check for understanding. We also use a silent signal school wide to ask to go to the restroom. I would like to use more silent signals in my classroom I think they are very powerful.

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In order to gauge student answers on a whole-group level, asking them to stand up/sit down if they agree/disagree is a great way to engage all students. Sometimes they don't want to speak up, but they'll stand up.

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Dry erase boards are good to add a draw it type of answer response.  Good for ELL, 504, SPED

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We use ranking 1-10 for their own self reflections (cleaning the classroom, intentionality during work time) so they can reflect on their choices as a class and come up with what they want to do about it, instead of me telling them how I think they did and what they need to do. It helps empower!

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Thumbs up/down to show agreement/disagreement. Hands on head to show classroom that they are trying to calm themselves down.

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Used agree/disagree signals, as well as signals to show completion. Plan to incorporate signal response during direct teaching, allowing more students to interact

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I use it daily. thumbs up/down or in the middle. I plan to incorporate more into the class