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Lessons they can learn by doing.
Explain an idea. Let students explore it, practice, and get feedback.
Choose questions that fit the lesson.
Mix question types to suit the topic, from recalling facts to building sentences.
Offer single- or multiple-choice questions with answer checking and explanations.
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Let learners connect related items and check their matches.
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Leave gaps in a sentence or equation for learners to complete and check.
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Ask learners to recall an answer without offering choices.
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Let learners arrange words into a sentence, then check their answer.
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Let learners listen to a phrase and practice saying it. Voice input is available on supported devices.
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Put the explanation beside the practice.
Explain food chains in columns, explore chemical formulas in tabs, or work through an equation with math notation.
Read the explanation beside the worked example. On smaller screens, they appear one above the other.
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Switch between the example and the method without leaving the lesson.
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Follow the equation, then read how to keep both sides balanced.
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Compare the shaded amounts in halves, quarters, and eighths.
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Let students explore how things work.
Let students change values and see what happens in an interactive diagram.
Pull the apple apart. Change the slices. See the fraction.
Find out where students need help.
Ask how confident students feel and what they want to revisit. Review their responses to plan the next lesson.
Rate your confidence with food chains and note what you want to practice.
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Share once. Keep teaching.
Send a link or embed your lesson. Keep it current in one place.
Send it to your class
One link for your class chat, email, or course page.
Teach from your own website
Let students practice without leaving your website.
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title="Fractions in five minutes"
width="100%"
height="600"
style="border: 0;"
loading="lazy"
></iframe>Create your first interactive lesson.
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