Teach Your Class Off
38 comments
Review summary
Based on 38 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, teacher's experience, flexibility. Many students highlight provides highly engaging and innovative activities (e.g.,...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Innovative and Engaging Teaching Strategies
2. Empathetic and Student-Centered Approach
3. Highly Adaptable and Practical Ideas
Areas to Improve
1. Technical Support for Resource Access
2. Information on Tests & Practice (if applicable)
3. Clarity on Fees and Value Proposition (if applicable)
What students love
“I asked students to interview each other with fake mics and glasses. It was simple and easy, but they LOVED IT! Sprinkling magic in Trieste, Italy. Thank you!”
9 likes
“These feel like hacks for ADHD teachers as well as ADHD students - love it!”
7 likes
““Seeing students for who they are” is so true! I wish more teachers would see this!”
5 likes
“I had 7th and 8th graders put on a student business fair. Small teams created micro-businesses, and we hosted a market where they sold products. It was a great experience!”
4 likes
“Since watching your video on student types, I've been more intentional about connecting with 2-3 students twice a week. It shifts the culture of the room.”
4 likes
“When collecting papers, I make it difficult for them to submit by going super slow, reaching high, etc. It's a small thing to make a mundane task fun!”
3 likes
“Love all these ideas! I use my remote for turning down volumes in a jokey way, and the kids settle. The fast forward on the corridor made me laugh. Thank you!”
2 likes
“Kia ora from New Zealand. We are at the start of the school year, and your ideas are totally on point for my class. Thank you for all your great ideas.”
1 likes
“I love these ideas - especially the glasses for those who can't focus! The small hands are great to build relationships. Adaptable to any grade level. Thank you!”
1 likes
“Magic Glasses concept from the bag of goodies is next-level genius. Kids respond to humor and things out of the ordinary. I might do the worm or rap when students disengage.”
What could be better
“Hi! Somehow I can't seem to get the audit from the link - I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I don't have anything in my email inbox.”