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  #1 cassing1 on 28 Feb 18

   

  One of the instructional gaps I noticed during data analysis, Is a limited amount of re-teaching opportunities that are available to students after a concept is initially taught. When I was a classroom teacher, one of the strategies I used to re-teach was to assign video-based homework assignments that would "walk" students through the concepts that I taught on a given day. I would often attach the video toa Google Form and ask a few multiple-choice or open-ended questions that would allow me to gauge the students' understanding while allowing me collect data.
  
  A similar resource is called "Edpuzzle" which can be found at www.edpuzzle.com. This website integrates seamlessly with Google Classroom and allows teachers to add open-ended and multiple choice questions, as well as voice-over introductions to any YouTube pr other video. The questions or narrations can be inserted at specific points in the video as specified by the teacher.
  
  Both of these applications allow for students to review and practice concepts at home while doubling as a formative assessment and data collection tool.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">One of the instructional gaps I noticed during data analysis, Is a limited amount of re-teaching opportunities that are available to students after a concept is initially taught. When I was a classroom teacher, one of the strategies I used to re-teach was to assign video-based homework assignments that would "walk" students through the concepts that I taught on a given day. I would often attach the video toa Google Form and ask a few multiple-choice or open-ended questions that would allow me to gauge the students' understanding while allowing me collect data. <br /> <br /> A similar resource is called "Edpuzzle" which can be found at <a href="http://www.edpuzzle.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.edpuzzle.com</a>. This website integrates seamlessly with Google Classroom and allows teachers to add open-ended and multiple choice questions, as well as voice-over introductions to any YouTube pr other video. The questions or narrations can be inserted at specific points in the video as specified by the teacher. <br /> <br /> Both of these applications allow for students to review and practice concepts at home while doubling as a formative assessment and data collection tool.</div>

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