Feedback Frames are simple analog tools for secret polling on up to six options per frame. Participants record their answer by dropping a token in a range of slots that are hidden by a cover, with results later revealed as a visual graph of responses.
Giving input to a multiple-choice question becomes tangible. Reveal instant bar graph results without relying on technology.
Easily collect anonymous responses at the end of a lesson to receive honest opinions and assess student learning.
Go beyond traditional voting and referendums to experience open-ended deliberative democracy with clear and nuanced score-voting results.
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!”
Invite students to write creative suggestions and then individually rate ideas based on defined criteria to collaboratively find agreements for shared solutions.
Include everyone’s perspective with equal weight in a transparent process, while avoiding self-censoring peer pressure.
Get efficient input and clear group preferences in a transparent method within school meetings and professional practice workshops.
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”
Endorsed by the International Association of Facilitators
Featured in AERO Education Revolution Newsletter
Part of the Participedia democratic innovations methods collection
