More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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No student is exactly like another. Research shows that “the average reading scores for America’s fourth-graders have remained unchanged over the past eight years" in addition to a widening gap between America's best readers and its worst. Student response clickers would provide the immediate feedback during a lesson to meet my students where they may be. With just a couple clicks, the data can help to pinpoint which students need additional support or others that need more enrichment. Even students who are shy to ask for help (often English Language Learners who make up over 60% of my classroom), can get assistance without needing to ask! The clickers aid in the mission to make learning possible for every student across the spectrum.
The clickers would be used to efficiently measure my student's understanding and learning progress over time as well as give them the immediate feedback to push them towards their academic goals. The system would take minutes to analyze the data from quick comprehension "exit tickets," allowing more time to be spent focusing on differentiating instruction to meet the needs of every student. Immediate feedback also provides for my younger students the needed constant encouragement and reminders that the work they put in is continuously moving them closer to meeting goals that, for some, may seem out of reach.
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No student is exactly like another. Research shows that “the average reading scores for America’s fourth-graders have remained unchanged over the past eight years" in addition to a widening gap between America's best readers and its worst. Student response clickers would provide the immediate feedback during a lesson to meet my students where they may be. With just a couple clicks, the data can help to pinpoint which students need additional support or others that need more enrichment. Even students who are shy to ask for help (often English Language Learners who make up over 60% of my classroom), can get assistance without needing to ask! The clickers aid in the mission to make learning possible for every student across the spectrum.
The clickers would be used to efficiently measure my student's understanding and learning progress over time as well as give them the immediate feedback to push them towards their academic goals. The system would take minutes to analyze the data from quick comprehension "exit tickets," allowing more time to be spent focusing on differentiating instruction to meet the needs of every student. Immediate feedback also provides for my younger students the needed constant encouragement and reminders that the work they put in is continuously moving them closer to meeting goals that, for some, may seem out of reach.