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computer vs paper

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I use the Teaching for Artistic Behavior Method.  Using centers and partial to full student choice.

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I use the Teaching for Artistic Behavior Method.  Using centers and partial to full student choice.

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Projects:  Students decide how to display their knowledge of a topic by creating a project of their choice.  (Create a video, portfolio, thing link, scavenger hunt, keynote)

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Projects:  Students decide how to display their knowledge of a topic by creating a project of their choice.  (Create a video, portfolio, thing link, scavenger hunt, keynote)

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When doing a laboratory investigation, project, or group activity, give students a choice as to which group role they should take in completing the assignment! The

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focused on learning styles
easy way to differentiate

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Menus
S'mores for Stations - Choosing order of stations
Choice of Presentation: Poster, iMovie, Google Slide, Vocaroo

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homework choice: which type, practicing vocab, participation vs homework

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Choice on use of technology and product
Choice on project topics (students choose to apply a skill to a topic that is their choice)

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Using choice boards for example Blendspace

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Using choice boards for example Blendspace

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-Independent Book Projects/Book Clubs instead of whole-class novel (students choose books and projects)
-Choice of standards based question stems to respond to reading

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Menus
Centers
Choose your own adventure via google slides
Choice Boards
Tic Tac Toe Boards
Choose your book for book club in the classroom
Choose final project outcome - Digital vs Paper
Create rubric

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project choice- games, books, videos

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I like using the Genius Hour to allow students to build something that they find interesting. The idea is based on 20% of their time being spent working on a project that they choose and they build a performance task with