It is always a challenging task to ensure that we keep students engaged and involved in all of our lessons and that we are on top of assessing how well each individual is accessing what we are trying to teach. There is a lot of advice out there about how we can make those minute by minute assessments to make sure we know students are with us. You can find lots of ideas in books such as Jim Smith’s Lazy Teacher. However, we also have good ideas at Cheney and below Toby Lockyer has been kind enough to share his 21st century version of lollypop sticks. These resources can be used to support no-hands questioning and for other activities that will help keep your students on their toes.
Once again thank you Toby for your contribution.
Toby Lockyer (Maths Department) writes:
I have organised the two types (for excel and power point) of virtual lolly stick resources into a folder including working examples.
They have instructions on how they work. Their uses are very similar as for lolly sticks.
They are in: staff resources/maths/toby/Random name and prize generators (virtual lolly sticks)
If you want me to pop over for five minutes and show you them in action I’d be more than happy to.
Toby π J
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