Students think they can take notes and text their at the same time.
Let’s prove them wrong!
Watch the video below, to learn how to teach your students the consequences of multitasking.
Students think they can take notes and text their at the same time.
Let’s prove them wrong!
Watch the video below, to learn how to teach your students the consequences of multitasking.
According to The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) (source), a branch of the U.S. Department of Education, the top two methods for instruction are:
Recommendation 5b: Use quizzes to re-expose students to information: PDF
Recommendation 7: Help students build explanations by asking and answering deep questions: PDF
Note: Click on a PDF link to learn how to use each Recommendation in your classroom.
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