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I like the video portion

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Interactive.

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I like how it exports reports to Excel

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Great tool for exit tickets.

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Money component would be enticing to students

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Power ups!

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Show me the money!

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I am money motivated so yes i like it

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Kids will like the different type of formative assessment for money

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Helps them get into the quiz

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I like the money amount. I think it will be motivating for my students. 

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I like the money amount. I think it will be motivating for my students. 

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Love taking away competitive mode

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Makes learning the content fun and competitive for kids.

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I like that the kids will earn or have to pay money for questions were answered wrong.

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Fun. Curious about cost since you can only have 5 kits.

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Great for test reviews.

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Can remove “competition” mode

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The ability to see what the students are doing

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Tests in Canvas

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Locking into quizzes

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Keeping kids on task...on the right app...in the right place!

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Classroom management

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Classroom management

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Monitoring classroom, airdropping assignments to class, etc.

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Completing multi-step math problems to identify missed or incorrect steps

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Quick informal way to answer question if scared to answer in front of class.

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I can use this to have students explain different science concepts such as moon phases.

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I could use this screen recording feature in class to have students collaborate with each other on assignments or projects pertaining to in class readings. Students could create a video explaining different story elements.

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Working through the steps of a problem

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Could mark up maps as group work or imdividual

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Could mark up maps as group work or imdividual

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I like this for when i become a home surveyor lol

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Redo

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Exit tickets

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Word cloud for possible themes in a story

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Surveying student answers

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Character traits, main idea

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Lab Results

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Great way to gather answers

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I can think of several ideas for social studies for this to see where my students are to activate prior knowledge using the maps.

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Scaffolding instruction and assessing prior knowledge on a topic or issue.

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Social contract

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Quick grading tool.

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Quick and easy assessment tool

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I can use this to check for comprehension after reading any text in class and do an item analysis for future reteach.

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Lilly- I could use this to help my students gain practice testing but also, assess what we need to cover or research bc of the report feature

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Fast feedback on quiz grades

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Love using this with the sheet protectors for a quick and easy way to assess.

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Easy way to grade a quiz.

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Quick way to gauge student knowledge

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Show the difference between natural, rational and integers

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It’s a quick, easy way to complete assessments

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Understanding at their pace

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It’s good for recalling previous information taught as a quick way to assess if can move on or need to reteach. 

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It’s good for recalling previous information taught as a quick way to assess if can move on or need to reteach. 

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Answer for problem of the day.  Let a student hold the iPad and collect the scanned answers.

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Show difference between ethos, logos, and pathos

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Show difference between ethos, logos, and pathos

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Use for quick homework grading when it’s not going into the grade book.

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Lilly. I could use this to quickly see what my students know already and where we need to start.

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“Explain the Main idea of the article/story in one sentence.”

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Put students in stations based on responses

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Right angle

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Right angle

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Obtuse

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Acute

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Right angle

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Obtuse

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