Social Studies
Some skills like identifying cardinal directions are best practiced through realistic application. Flint can help generate practice like this dynamically and quickly. This teacher ran this assignment partially digitally and partially physically where students were given maps to reference and the AI was told the area and fidelity of the map the students have access to.
To better fit their typical teaching style, this teacher changed the rubric grade categories from the default A-F scale to be more qualitative.
The teacher also enabled text-to-speech to make it easier for students to respond to the AI since students’ speaking speed might still be much faster than typing.
This tutor can be used for practice as a whole class or as individualized practice.
Class-wide practice
By sharing the tutor up on a smart board, you can engage the class as a whole, with students following along on their own maps and working together to respond to the AI.
Individualized practice
For getting a better sense of each student’s understanding, this tutor is best done as an individual activity. Flint is iPad-friendly, so you can put a QR code that links to the assignment on the board and easily help students access the tutor.
They can then interact with it 1:1 and get feedback on how they performed. You can even make one of the grade levels “See your teacher” and have the students who are still struggling come see you for even more personalized guidance.
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