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Selecting instructional strategies for visual learners

Hi Andrea, Thanks for your post to the forum. The beauty of creating the videos would be that once they are finished they can be used continuously! Since you are already grading a kinesthetic activity (their drawings) I think using multiple choice is fine. Susan Polick

Susan Polick

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Knowing the learning styles of your students

Hi Sarah, My very best wishes for success in your teaching career! Susan Polick

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Using formative evaluation methods

Hi Barbara, Thanks for your post to the forum. That pre-test definitely gives you a baseline from which to begin. Susan Polick

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Using alternative assessments

Hi Leslie, Thanks for sharing a good example of application assessment! Susan Polick

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Questioning sessions as learning tools

Hi Leslie, Yes, in class questioning does exactly that! Best wishes for continued success in your teaching career. Susan Polick

Susan Polick

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Knowing the learning styles of your students

Hi Leslie, Thanks for your post to the forum. That is a good mix of delivery options! Best wishes for continued success in your teaching career. Susan Polick

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Selecting testing formats

Hi Kerry, That does indeed sound challenging Do you use a grading rubric? Susan Polick

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Involving all students in questioning sessions

Hi Efrain, That is a great way to relate to your students! Susan Polick

Susan Polick

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Selecting instructional strategies for visual learners

Hi Efrain, Thanks for your post to the forum. You mention having students relate what they are learning to real life - so important! Best wishes for continued success in your teaching career. Susan Polick

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Selecting testing formats

Hi Robin, That absolutely makes sense! The more aware of expectations, the better students can strive to perform. Best wishes for continued success in your teaching career. Susan Polick