3 Real World Exit Slips in Middle & High School

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Colette Bennett
Secondary Education Expert

Three (3) iconic forms that could be used as formative assessments exit slips that measure individual student understanding.

Elie Wiesel's speech "The Perils of Indifference" helps students understand how humanity's indifference played a role in The Holocaust.

Educators should be aware the recent studies suggest that social environment is critical for learning because of its impact on each student's brain.

Each interruption or disruption is costly in educational time as a student needs 1 to 3 minutes to refocus on the task on hand.

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