Jot Thoughts

Jot Thoughts

April 13, 2017
Posted by: Jamie Russell

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Jot Thoughts

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“In this activity students will jot down responses to a teacher prompt in a specified period of time. The purpose of this activity is to brainstorm ideas, share prior knowledge, or review content. This activity can work across content areas and grade levels.” – Jot Thoughts, reDesignU

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