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interesting place to visit.

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I had never heard of this site until today. I love it!!!!

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I've learned that Insight and Padlet are powerful tools that provide a measure of security for youth in a DJJ environment. The programs allow for over-site and provide an opportunity for youth to express their creativity while teaching digital responsibility in a real-time.

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Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.

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I had light shed on areas that i had previously been in the dark. I will take the info back to the facility and share with my Youth Workers that i supervise. Thank you

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First of all I am amazed that they searched Kat's hair for contraband....but then I am concerned that they did not find anything.

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Dave Gideon: .I have learned that there are more like-minded people in DJJ like myself, who understand the need for technology in our classrooms.  

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Dave Gideon: .I have learned that there are more like-minded people in DJJ like myself, who understand the need for technology in our classrooms.  

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Post a picture or video and write a statement that reflects how you feel about what you learned this morning!

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Post a picture or video and write a statement that reflects how you feel about what you learned this morning!

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1. Create

Decide what you’d like to find out about students’ learning at the end of the lesson. Write a question or pose a problem on the virtual Exit Ticket, or post the question or problem for students to see.
2. Collect
Set a specific amount of time for students to complete the Exit Ticket.
3. Clarify
Examine the exit answers or virtual tickets carefully. Depending on your purpose, it might be helpful to sort the tickets into piles – for example, tickets that demonstrate students have grasped the content, tickets that show that students don’t understand, and tickets that you aren’t sure about. Consider starting the next lesson with interesting ticket responses or with a graph or chart that highlights common responses.