Choice Board Project

What are Choice Boards?

• Instructional tools offering a single task

• Instructional tools offering a range of task options

• Tools for grading student performance

• Tools for teacher evaluations

How do students select tasks in Choice Boards?

• Based on teacher's choice

• Based on their preferences

• Random selection

• Based on alphabetical order

Choice Boards are typically aligned with what?

• Teacher's schedule

• Learning objectives

• School holidays

• Student's grades

What is the purpose of Choice Boards?

• To limit student choices

• To offer a range of task options

• To provide a single task for all

• To focus on one subject only

What do students demonstrate using Choice Boards?

• Their attendance

• Their learning

• Their grades

• Their behavior

How are tasks selected in Choice Boards?

• Randomly assigned

• Based on student preferences

• Chosen by the teacher

• Based on alphabetical order

How do choice boards help with independence?

• By reducing decision-making

• By developing time management skills

• By limiting self-directed learning

• By discouraging practice

What is a task alignment benefit of choice boards?

• Tasks aligned with weaknesses

• Tasks aligned with interests and strengths

• Tasks aligned with random topics

• Tasks aligned with irrelevant skills

What is a benefit of decision-making practice in choice boards?

• It limits independence

• It discourages creativity

• It enhances independence

• It reduces engagement

What is a key aspect of student engagement in choice boards?

• Passive learning

• Active participation

• Limited involvement

• Decreased interest