Learning Activities
Background
New applications for defining and targeting students’ academic strengths and weaknesses can help teachers create a personal playlist of lessons, tools, and activities that deliver content in ways that align with individual needs and optimal learning methods.
In a 1:1 environment, the students would begin by logging in to Schoology to see the objective for the lesson and then the activity would be listed as an assignment for the day. This can be either graded or ungraded.
While there are many resources that are available to use to incorporate a digital activity, it is recommended that teachers pick one that is familiar to themself and the students and stick with that.
Below are examples of ... activities with an indication of the degree of technology difficulty as well as digital resources that could be used to do the activities.
The following icons will be posted on each activity type webpage indicating the type of activity that is supported.
Individual or Peer Collaboration Activity
Writing, Drawing or Video Activity
Bell Ringer, Presentation, Assessment or Exit Ticket Activity