I really been utilizing exit slips for the “true meaning” of exit slips this year. \u00a0Before I used to use them because it was a fun idea. Kids would stay in their seats until the bell. \u00a0You know…keep them busy type of attitude. \u00a0I now really use them to help me instruct for the next day. \u00a0I do have to admit…it is extremely frustrating when you spend what you think is your best lesson ever and then you give the exit slip where the majority of students didn’t get it. \u00a0This is frustrating but necessary to know. \u00a0Most of my exit slips are made up right then and there. \u00a0I want to know subject area. \u00a0I do have others that I have used and have included here.<\/p>\n
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Scholastic<\/a><\/p>\n Exit Slips<\/a><\/p>\n Entrance Tickets<\/a>\u00a0 (I love this idea and have not yet tried. \u00a0What about giving before they leave and it must be done to enter.)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n I like to organize my exit slips into three groups. \u00a0Those that got it, close, and then completly clueless. \u00a0This works well in a classroom where it is co taught. \u00a0Remediation can occurr.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I really been utilizing exit slips for the “true meaning” of exit slips this year. \u00a0Before I used to use them because it was a fun idea. Kids would stay in their seats until the bell. \u00a0You know…keep them busy type of attitude. \u00a0I now really use them to help me instruct for the next … Continue reading Exit Slips<\/span>