Exit cards for students

Exit Cards with a twist...students select a metacognitive stem to drive the focus of their exit statement...make them own their learning!

Learn 10 quick and easy exit ticket ideas you can use to assess your students at the end of any lesson. These ideas will work with any lesson.

Exit cards can be as detailed or open-ended as desired. They often follow a format where each student outlines an area they understand, something they find difficult and an area they need to improve on. Instead of assessing academic understanding, they can also be used to encourage students engage in metacognitive assessment of their performance throughout the lesson.

Exit cards require students to answer questions and are submitted before they leave class. These cards in Google Forms provide teachers with quick information that can be used to assess student understanding and gather feedback on teaching.

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Excellent way of storing, collecting and seeing at a glance the students who still need to put in their exit tickets. Each session's exit ticket is a different colour. Teachers can quickly see the students' thinking. Great idea for students to create the exit ticket board, then they own it. Thanks Chrisse!

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Exit Cards: 3-2-1

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Students define philanthropy and identify health and safety issues they encounter in their community. They create a visual display showing issues of health and safety that are important to them.

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Entry and exit cards are effective in measuring the amount of progress a student makes during a lesson by both, the teacher and the student.

I just have a simple freebie to share with everyone today. I'm using a 321 exit ticket as part of a project I'm putting together for my Master's. The template came out cute and I thought I might save people some time if I shared it. Enjoy! If you've never heard of this kind of exit ticket, you simply give kids three categories or three questions. I like things of increasing cognitive demand. One simple one I could use for 8th grade geometry would be: 3- Give three examples of quadrilaterals…

Exit tickets are valuable classroom tools. Here you'll read 7 reasons to use exit tickets in the classroom and...