Engaging Students Quiz

What approaches do you use & find successful to engage your students? (can be analog or digital approaches)

What is a hope or wish or question about student engagement you might have?

Celebrate! What are you proud of this year?

Please share your familiarity with the following tools, strategies, and concepts. You may drag and drop each into the category that suits you best

Groups:

(a) I can support others with this

,

(b) I have used this

,

(c) I have heard of this

,

(d) This is new to me

• N/A2

• N/A1

• Cooperative Learning Structures

• Rigor and Relevance Framework

• Bold School

• Visible thinking routines

• Hattie's High Impact strategies

• N/A3

• Blended Learning: Station Rotation

• AI/chat GPT

Please share your familiarity with the tech-related tools, strategies, and concepts. You may drag and drop each into the category that best suits you.

Groups:

(a) I can support others with this

,

(b) I have used this/apply it in my practice

,

(c) I have heard of this

,

(d) This is new to me

• Edpuzzle

• Computer science

• PearDeck

• Quizizz

• Flip (Flipgrid)

• N/A1

• N/A3

• SeeSaw

• Book Creator

• Adobe Edu/Adobe Creation tools

• Padlet

• Canva

• N/A2

What other digital tools and technology do you use that are not on this list? (i.e., for your planning/organization/delivery, for your students' engagement and creation? Thank you!)

Co-operative Learning Structures are defined as interactions that have specific roles and accountability vs. group work in general: You may know them by different names! From this list, please share your familiarity & use

Groups:

(a) I use this with my students

,

(b) I've participated with this approach

,

(c) I have heard of it

,

(d) This is new to me

• Chalk talk

• Pair Up Trading Cards

• Think-Pair-Share

• Talking Chips

• N/A2

• Rally Robin

• N/A1

• Fan & Pick

• N/A3

Visible Thinking Routines are frames and phrases that help student more explicitly express their thinking (they are related to accountable talk phrases) Please rate your familiarity & use with any of these Thinking Routines.

Groups:

(a) I am very familiar with this

,

(b) I've participated with this as a student

,

(c) I have heard of it

,

(d) This is new to me

• N/A3

• I used to think, but now I

• See, think, wonder

• Connect, extend, challenge

• N/A2

• N/A1

• What makes you say that

Please annotate the Rigor Rubric: Where

would you rate your students based on the

rubric?

Please annotate the Relevance Rubric: Where would you rate your students based on the rubric?