Retrieval practice means bringing previously learned information to mind instead of immediately rereading it. In the classroom, students might answer a question with notes closed, draw a process from memory,…

To create a rubric, identify the learning goal, choose the criteria you will assess, and describe what different levels of performance look like. Test the draft against sample work, revise…

To create a Google Forms exit ticket, start a blank form, add a focused learning question and a short explanation prompt, check access settings, then publish and share the responder…

Formative assessment uses evidence of learning to guide teaching and practice while learning is developing. Summative assessment evaluates achievement against criteria at a defined point, such as the end of…

Wayground Interactive Video lets you place questions and notes inside a video lesson. Playback pauses at selected moments so students can respond before continuing. Teachers can run the activity live…

To connect Wayground to Google Classroom, open Classes in Wayground, choose Google Classroom, and authorize your school Google account. Import the class, then select it when assigning an activity. Automatic…

Wayground flashcards let teachers create digital study cards, lead a classroom review, or assign independent practice. Students reveal each answer and, during homework practice, mark what they know and what…

Wayground reports show how students performed in a live activity or homework session. To find them, open Sessions in your teacher account and select the activity. You can review responses,…