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Home > Professional Development Channel > Archives > Help for Homework Hassles Archive > Help for Homework Hassles Volume #3 |
| HELP FOR HOMEWORK HASSLES |
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for Homework Hassles Volume 3
Exit Slips"What did you learn in school today?" How many times do parents ask that question and receive in response a shrug of the shoulders and a mumbled "Nothin'"? In order ensure that students have something to share when parents pose that age-old question, why not end your day in a quiet way? Give each student a "What I learned today..." exit slip. They must show their completed exit slip as they leave the classroom at the final bell. When first introducing the exit slip strategy, allow a little more time for this end-of-day routine. Invite students to share what they have written. By sharing, students are modeling and becoming familiar with the kinds of information that will be considered "acceptable" as exit-slip content.If parents know that students will carry that exit-slip form with them each day, they will also know that they can expect a response whenever they ask "What did you learn in school today?" Read more... Strategy of the Week:
Exit Slips Article by Cara Bafile
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