Toolkit

Eureka Jar

Resources:

An empty jar

What to do:


I noticed this idea on twitter thanks to @ActionJackson 
MT: @Actionjackson Fill up a jar with notes of things that made you smile/appreciate. Dip in when feeling low! pic.twitter.com/NuUvEG6J89
— Amjad Ali (@ASTsupportAAli) January 1, 2015
How about using this with your students? Have an Eureka Moment Jar. When a student ‘gets it.’ Ask them to write down why/how and put it in your jar. Label the slip by the topic. Get students to dip into the Eureka Moment Jar when any student is particularly struggling.

Variations:

Do not write the topics down, ask students to guess based on the eureka moment?

Image by Lisa Kneale
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