1) Hand out index cards or half sheets of paper.
2) On the whiteboard or PowerPoint slide ask: What activities or assignments have helped you learn the most? How did you (or how will you) study for the mid-term? What could I be doing to better support your learning? 3) Collect the feedback and, in the next class meeting, be sure and share what YOU learned from their feedback. The navigation menu at the top of the screen will help you get around the new site.
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