I recently started asking participants in my workshops to tweet on paper what they were learning. A friend of mine, Laureen Reynolds, called this a Tweet Sheet. I loved that title. So, here is a Tweet Sheet you can use with your students as a reflection or an exit slip before leaving class. In a tweet there are only 140 characters including spaces, so students will have to really think about what was most important from the lesson. Have fun Tweeting!
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