In addition to providing a quiz or an exit ticket, could the teachers allow for time to input one of the key ingredients to a future-ready classroom? Is there a way for the future ready skills of creativity, collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and connectedness to become a part of the everyday lesson? Below I have generated few ideas of how to add in future ready skills to the lessons. Feel free at that end of this blog to add in your future-ready skills or ask for help on generating ideas for an upcoming unit, lesson, or theme. Future Ready IdeasDice as Variables: Use dice to have the student graph different outcomes Sorting Activities Jeopardylabs.org Jenga Taboo Interactive Panel Activities Group graphing activity Connect Four
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Holli Gattshall
9/30/2018 12:17:58 pm
How does a teacher assess or confirm that these future ready steps are being completed by the students if the teacher is doing mini lessons with other students during the same time frame? Do you have suggestions on what students can do to showcase/ prove they've completed these steps?
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