Evidence-Based Practice Library

Literacy & Language: Exit Ticket

Digitability develops expressive/receptive language throughout all sections of the lesson plan. Below is an example of a teacher, knowing she needs to not only chunk but also preview content with students before they can successfully and independently complete the first portion of their Exit Ticket, reciting the definition whole-group with them.

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Literacy Support: Guided Activity

Teachers increase literacy of new tech and work-ready vocabulary, by creating a word wall. Learn more

 

Expressive & Receptive Language for Workplace Communication: Exit Ticket

Teachers prompting to increase expressive and receptive language abilities based on individual student levels. Learn More

 

Expressive & Receptive Language Development: Informal Assessment. 

Teachers use verbal prompting to develop expressive and receptive language by using the phrase "what did the video say?" Learn more

 

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 -Jane Cordero, M. Ed., Secondary Special Education Coordinator at Hill-Freedman World Academy.