Tech Tools for Station Rotations in Secondary Classrooms
Kristen Fletcher
Created on October 13, 2023
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- create personalized learning experiences.
- give teachers the time and space to facilitate differentiated small-group instruction.
- help with limited access to technology.
- support student-driven learning while increasing collaboration and engagement.
The Station Rotation Model can...
Why should I use Station Rotations?
Edpuzzle's guide to Station Rotations.
Tech Tools for Station Rotations
Communication & Collaboration
- Flip
In the Station Rotation model, the following tech tools can be used to promote student communication and collaboration.
- Kami
- Padlet
- Parlay
Tech tools for Station Rotations in the secondary classroom can be categorized into three categories based on their instructional role in the lesson:
- Tools for student communication and collaboration
- Tools for critical thinking and creativity
- Tools for formative assessment
Technology in Station Rotations
How do I Implement Station Rotations?
FAQ: The Station Rotation Model
Determine the learning objective(s) for the day/week, and create an agenda of activities that aligns with your content standards. Use these activities to create stations. Determine which activity is best suited as a teacher-supported station and which activities allow for student-driven learning.
Tech Tools for Station Rotations
Critical Thinking & Creativity
- Canva
In the Station Rotation model, the following tech tools can be used to promote critical thinking and creativity.
- Book Creator
What is the Station Rotation Model?
Dr. Catlin Tucker's explanation of the Station Rotation Model
The station rotations model is a blended learning strategy that allows students to rotate through a series of learning activities on a fixed schedule. Typically, each rotation includes at least one online, one offline, and one teacher-supported learning station, while each activity focuses on a particular skill or concept.
Tech Tools for Station Rotations
Formative Assessment
- Quizizz
In the Station Rotation model, the following tech tools can be used to assess students during a lesson.
- Edpuzzle
- Kahoot