Facilitating learning

a system you can use for checking in with your students

Discover how exit tickets transform learning: a powerful, low-stakes strategy to gather instant insights, strengthen student understanding, and guide your next teaching move.

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Get a quick comprehension check or temperature check to gauge how students are doing.

Professors can collect student feedback throughout the term with short “exit ticket” assignments to conclude a class period.

Traditional student evaluations of teaching miss the mark in a number of key ways. Here is a simple, useful tool that might serve as a replacement.

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We've all had those frustrating moments when we struggle to recall someone's name. It turns out these momentary lapses may actually be good for your memory.

Exit Ticket: Triangle, Square, Circle Triangle Square Circle What are THREE important ideas you that you took away from this set of chapters? What is something that SQUARES (matches up) with your thinking or values? What is still circling in your head? What are you still trying to understand? 01 02

Todd Zakrajsek shares about the 3rd edition of The New Science of Learning on episode 422 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast

These student engagement strategies are easy to implement and will get your class excited to learn

Class is done. How can we end it effectively? Using digital exit tickets can bring closure to your day. Here are 10 you can use tomorrow.

Conducting an exit ticket activity at the end of a class is one of my favorite ways to get some additional insight into how my students feel about topic, that day’s lesson, or just their gene…

Despite decades of evidence, good teaching is still considered more art than science. That’s hurting faculty members and students alike.