Educational Methods
These are designed to provide practical application of tasks to demonstrate learning.
What are assignments?
This tool enhances engagement by allowing interaction such as quizzes and comments within videos and documents.
What is Feedback Fruits?
This strategy involves students learning new content at home and applying what they've learned in the classroom the next day.
What is a flipped classroom?
These video conferencing tools are used for live meetings in an online class, simulating a face-to-face environment.
What is Zoom / MS Teams?
This tool is known for its visual appeal and functionality as an alternative to traditional discussion boards.
What is Padlet?
This form of assessment asks students to perform real-world tasks that demonstrate practical application of learned skills.
What are authentic assessments?
This collaborative learning strategy involves students initially working alone, then in pairs, and finally sharing with the larger group.
What is a Think-Pair-Share?
This platform allows students to engage in conversations with peers and instructors.
What are discussion boards?
The process where students collaborate, learn from, and support each other to foster a sense of belonging and unity in the classroom.
What is teamwork?
This method involves having students apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.
What is a case study?
This interactive technology allows for instant student feedback and real-time quizzes in the classroom.
What is Socrative?
This game involves searching for specific items or information, often working in teams, to promote engagement and collaboration.
What is a scavenger hunt?