Integrate Apps in Evaluations to Maximize Student Achievement

What do you do when you improve on your inputs in a process, but this does not produce any visibly improved outputs? How do we bridge the gap between quality instruction and student achievement? These are questions that educators should commonly ask and regularly revisit.

Evaluation of assessment results, data analysis, needs to be an integral part of any teacher’s practice. How students perform on a daily assignment, quiz, or test should inform how you teach and what you teach. And yes, you must do this even if you fee like you have seemingly endless meetings, overcrowded classes, and too many classes to prepare for.

What I’ll explore in this post are apps that you can integrate into your teaching practice that will allow you to work smarter, and make learning more engaging with a student-centered classroom.

Quizlet

“Quizlet is the bomb” and “My favorite thing about your class was Quizlet” were only a few of the comments that I received at the end of my first year of regularly using in my classroom.

You can integrate Quizlet into your lessons if your students have access to computers, tablets, or smartphones in your classroom or at home. The free version of Quizlet allows you to see in real time the highest scores of your students…