Her example is about activating students to think about whether they feel safe and seen in the current student group and during the course. She applies the exit-slips (or exit-ticket) technique. This technique has many applications by allowing students to give anonymous answers to questions posed by lecturers (for more examples, see this page). Rosa asks the students to indicate how they feel in light of creating a safe learning environment (Mixed Classroom). Rosa ask students to write their feelings of being seen or secure on a post-it note that they stick on the board when they leave the room. Rosa scans through the notes to get an impression of the atmosphere, and discusses the results at the next meeting.
VU teacher Rosa Pols on active blended learning
Last updated on 15 August 2024
The simple exit-slip technique to involve students in the learning process - active blended learning according to Junior Lecturer Rosa Pols.
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