Learning About Forms

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Who Are You?

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Using Google Forms in the Classroom

Select some of the ways that Google Forms could be used in the classroom.

entry/ exit tickets

record observations of students (e.g. during guided reading or a reading conference)

to submit work done online (e.g. Google documents, maps, spreadsheets, presentations, videos, sound recordings)

self-grading quizes

writing conference with peer or teacher

student reflection on behaviour

brainstorming individual's ideas

gathering primary data for math or units of inquiry

peer evaluation of presentations

tracking student behaviour

How Do You Feel?

On a scale of 1 to 5, how useful do you think that Google Forms could be to you in the classroom?

Not at all useful

Extremely useful

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Professional Development

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