Quizalize SOL Games

 

SOL's in Quizalize

Updated SOL Dashboard

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SOL Dashboard

Help students get practice with the technology, the learning standards, and test formats.

SOL Dashboard -   Practice Tests and Resources

Tech Bonus:   Interactive Formative Assessment to get your students ready for SOL's

Student Engagement & SOL Dashboard

Student Engagement Wheel of Activities 

 What do you see in your classroom? If you want more engagement read  about the Engagement Wheel below.   

Disengagement (Click the icon to see full size) Engagement

 

Click the Engagement Wheel to measure your students' engagement and find some easy fun activities to use in your classes.

SOL Dashboard -   Practice Tests and Resources

Bonus Tech Tip:  Choose 1 template to enter your vocabulary and many games are automatically created for students to choose from. 

Differentiation - Making it Work

 Provide Productive Struggle while Differentiating

Differentiate using not only similar abiltities or heterogeneous groups but make it sustainable for you. Plan open-ended activities so learners are engaged in choosing the pathway that works best for them.

KISS - Keep It Simple Strategies

1. Identify your desired results.
2. How will students show mastery?
3. Create a menu of choices.
• Math (provide manipulatives, number lines, grid paper, calculators)
• Literacy (alternative story endings, journaling, character development, alternate interpretations)
4. Stations / Learning Centers (limit time at each station to a maximum of 20-30 minutes)
• Incorporate online quizzes or games for practice (Kahoot, Quizalize - data collection)
• Peer Feedback and Revision
• Teacher Table for enrichment, remediation, or redo work. (allow students to volunteer for this station when they recognize they need help)
• Students provide a self-reflection of their work
• Students complete a Google Form, where they submit a photo of what they had worked on, along with a brief explanation of how they connected this to the overall concept or theme. 
• Provide a heterousgeneous group station where students work together on a common task. You may need to provide prompts and examples on how to empathetically work together.
5. Provide detailed instructions for each Learning Center
6. Provide rubrics and templates
7. Know the maximum number of students at each Learning Center
8. Virtual Learning Centers are okay!

Tech Tip: 99 Math - It's like Kahoot for Math

Resources:

A Sustainable Plan for Meeting Learners Where They Are

The Advantages of Heterogeneous Student Groups in Math

How to Promote Productive Discussion in Math

4 Tips for Making Learning Centers Work in Middle School