Station Learning

The "Station Rotation Model" is where students move (either on a fixed schedule or at the teacher's discretion) move among learning modalities, at least one  of which is online learning.

• False
• True

Station rotations must include technology at all stations.

• True
• False

What is a way you can hold students accountable for work they are completing during an independent or collaborative station?

• Google Forms Quiz or a Quizizz

• Self Paced PearDeck with discussion questions or a Google Classroom discussion post

• Online or paper submissions of the task they were completing

• Trusting that they were engaged.

Generally, how many different stations will a teacher with 32 students need to create if they are creating two sets of each station?

• 1-2

• 3-4

• 5-6

• 7-8

What is one way to ensure stations run smoothly?

• mandate that students maintain silence during the entire period

• practice the rotation/movement before stations begin

• require that only one person write the team's answers

• allow students to sit with whomever they choose

Stations are also known as learning ___________

How can stations be graded efficiently?

• Grade a few answers from each station

• Grade the team leader's answers

• Grade all student responses for each station

• Grade one of the stations

Which of the following is NOT one of the benefits of stations?

• Opportunity for students to practice a "testing environment."

• More time to practice different skills/content

• More time with small groups of students

• Greater student engagement

What is the most effective way to reduce set-up time of stations?

• have all students work on the same worksheet

• put all of the directions on Chromebooks

• have students write down the directions

• repeat stations by dividing the class in half