Engaging Students Quiz

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

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

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Celebrate! What are you proud of this year?

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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

• Bold School

• Rigor and Relevance Framework

• N/A2

• Hattie's High Impact strategies

• Visible thinking routines

• Cooperative Learning Structures

• Blended Learning: Station Rotation

• N/A3

• N/A1

• 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

• Adobe Edu/Adobe Creation tools

• PearDeck

• Quizizz

• Book Creator

• N/A1

• Edpuzzle

• N/A2

• Padlet

• Canva

• N/A3

• Computer science

• Flip (Flipgrid)

• SeeSaw

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!)

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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

• Think-Pair-Share

• Fan & Pick

• Chalk talk

• Talking Chips

• N/A3

• N/A1

• Pair Up Trading Cards

• Rally Robin

• N/A2

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/A2

• I used to think, but now I

• N/A1

• N/A3

• What makes you say that

• See, think, wonder

• Connect, extend, challenge

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?