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Engage Every Student

Get a quick snapshot of honest responses from the whole class without using technology

Classroom social studies Feedback Frames check on learning

Screen-Free Solutions

Students drop a physical token into a slot to record anonymous answers to prompts.

Then pull away the cover to see the results as simple bar graphs.

No WiFi, chargers, or devices to slow you down.

Develop critical thinking skills and connect students with their classmates instead of the Internet.

Hands-on Activities

Student-Centered Stations

Get students up and moving with stress-free station work. Multiple-choice questions become fun and provide a quick check on learning.

Instant Results

Remove the cover to reveal a visual graph of responses. Discuss results as a class, and plan your next steps as a team!

Dropping tokens in Feedback Frames in classroom

Inquiry-Based Learning

Allow students to identify issues and propose solutions. Use Feedback Frames to find agreements as a class.

Jill Kennedy
Social Studies Department Head

O’Donel High, Mount Pearl, NL
“The significance of voting is more tangible with a token in your hand rather than the click of a mouse. We use these in all our Social Studies and Humanities courses to develop critical thinking skills and a stronger appreciation for democratic principles. I highly recommend them for any classroom!”

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Make Choices Together

Practice Classroom Problem-Solving

Create simple class polls or in-depth ballots. Students of all ages can partake in the democratic processes.

Empower Students

Every student’s voice counts when they can express views without peer pressure guiding their votes.

Productive Professional Development

Use anonymous polls to streamline meetings and make recommendations as equal members of a team.

Joyce Matthews

Award winning trainer of facilitators. Former physical education teacher.
“This is a great tool for any teacher who is interested in using student voice for collaborative decision making”

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Examples of Feedback Frames in Action

pointing to agreement on Feedback Frames in classroom

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