Classroom Performance Systems With Design Examples
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Clickers are classroom response systems that allow teachers to conduct formative assessments, track student participation and progress, and engage students in an interactive learning experience. They support various pedagogical approaches like individual work, group work, and whole-class discussions. Teachers can create different question types and embed multimedia to design effective assessments and review activities aligned to their curriculum standards. Clickers provide instant feedback to teachers on students' understanding and performance.
Classroom Performance Systems With Design Examples
- 1. CLICKERS = Learning + Assessment + FUN
- 3. Available Systems eInstruction Turning Points SmartBoard Promethean Other
- 4. Classroom Organization Whole Class Random Students Small Group Individual Work Cooperative Groups Teams
- 5. Uses Attendance Question of the Day Pretests
- 6. Uses – Language Arts Class Participation Check for Understanding Random Student Selection
- 7. Uses - Math Individual Center Work Individual Practice
- 8. Uses – Math and Science “ Chalkboard” Questions Verbal Questions
- 9. Uses – Social Studies and Science Cooperative Learning Tool Review Games
- 10. Creating Questions Question Format True and False Multiple Choice Performance / Essay
- 12. Design Elements Large / Small Horizontal / Vertical With / Without Images
- 13. Select the type of question
- 15. Adding Video and Audio Highlight and Click on Notes and Media
- 17. Assessment Capabilities Whole Class Individual Progress Export Grades to Excel Progress Toward Standards Study Guides
- 18. Benefits Engage active learning Provide instant feedback Encourage critical thinking Customize instruction Align to state standards Track student progress Produce reports quickly and easily