Exit ticket examples by subject and purpose
Exit tickets do not need to be generic. The strongest prompt connects directly to the lesson objective and the decision you need to make before the next class.
Exit tickets do not need to be generic. The strongest prompt connects directly to the lesson objective and the decision you need to make before the next class.
Which step is most likely to cause an error? Which method would you choose first? How confident are you solving a similar problem without a model?
Which variable should be controlled? Which prediction best fits the model? Which explanation best matches the evidence from today’s practical?
Which quotation best supports the claim? Which sentence uses the target structure correctly? Which word best captures the character’s motivation?
Which factor had the greatest influence? Which source is most useful for this question? Which claim needs the strongest supporting evidence?
How confident are you with today’s topic? What should we review first tomorrow? Was the pace too slow, about right or too fast?
Choose the prompt that best matches your next instructional decision, reduce it to two to four clear answer choices, and run it as a short anonymous class poll.