Short, practical writing for teachers. What actually tells you whether the class got it — and what just feels like it does.
The nod is not evidence. Why "does that make sense?" tells you nothing, and how to find out in two minutes who understood, who is shaky, and who is quietly bluffing.
Exit tickets are good practice. The paper is the problem. Four reasons they get abandoned within a term, and how to keep the ritual without the pile.
The echo, the confident wrong answer, the shrug with a smile. Six tells that a pupil has no idea, and three questions that flush it out without embarrassing anyone.
One lesson. One question. Two minutes. If it doesn't tell you something you didn't already know, walk away.
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