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Lesson closure is important because...   

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Lesson closure is important because...   

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🚪The teacher can check for student understanding.

🚪Students have the opportunity to draw conclusions.

🚪Quiet thinkers have the opportunity to articulate their new ideas.

🚪Students become more reflective thinkers.

🚪Teachers become more reflective about their teaching practice. (can you assess what and how students learn the content you've taught?)

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Recap is an app that students use to respond to a prompt provided by their teacher through a video recording. This easy to use and intuitive tech tool is pretty amazing. Students sign in with a simple code, view the question the teacher provides, record, and send their video to the teacher's dashboard. The teacher can share individual responses with other students, or show a daily review reel in class. This would be an incredible tool to wrap up a lesson while having your students engage in reflective practice!

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Using Recap App  - A Technology Tutorial for Teachers

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Uploaded by MissCordesWeGo on 2017-02-20.

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Post-It Plus app is an app that can be used to digitize actual sticky notes that students use as a quick exit ticket.  In a nutshell, students write their responses on a sticky note and post it somewhere in your classroom. You can then use the Post-It Plus app to take a picture/scan the sticky notes in the room and it saves to the app. It can then form the basis of a Socratic or group discussions in your classroom.

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How to use the Post-it App for enhancing learning

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A short screencast on how you can use the new Post-it App and how it can be applied to enhance learning in your lessons.

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Use a virtual collaboration board for students to post closure question and  responses. Padlet, BoardThing, Lino and Stoodle are all tools that will work on any device that has a web-browser.

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Using Bloom Taxonomy game to review materials taught

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This screencast demonstrates how SMART notebook can be used to create a review game based on the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.

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Using an interactive review wheel to engage students and get them to reflect on their learning.

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Using an interactive review wheel to engage students and get them to reflect on their learning.

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The Review Wheel is a ready made plenary/starter that can be adapted and used at a touch of a button and implemented as a cross curricular approach to suit a variety of subjects. A student or a teacher spins the wheel by pressing the Q button or the SPIN button and then presses '1' for it to stop.Click on the corresponding picture and it will take you to a slide which explains the plenary task.Resources:
Click here to download a copy
How it works:

I have now added these stickers which can be handed out to each student- they circle the task they stopped the wheel on and then stick it in their books!
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Resources:Click here to download a copyHow it works:The Review Wheel is a ready made plenary/starter that can be adapted and used at a touch of a button and implemented as a cross curricular approach to suit a variety of subjects. A student or a teacher spins the wheel by pressing the Q button or the SPIN...

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Making thinking visible-circle of view points

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Making thinking visible-circle of view points

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Making thinking visible - Circle of viewpoint routine - 4years old - Edu1st

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Reading Workshop:[PART 1]Making Thinking Visible-Peel the Fruit (Book=Holes)

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In this Reading Workshop lesson we were celebrating our unit involving story elements. We used Holes as a mentor text throughout our unit. As a class we used the Cultures of Thinking Routine called "Peel the Fruit" to help us analyze the story and think deeper.

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FSIA   PK5   Connect Extend Challenge   Re visiting Documentation HD

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First Steps International Academy an Edu1st.Preschools , PK5 Thinking routine: Connect Extend Challenge, Re visiting Documentation HD www.educationfirstinc.com

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