Key Terms Description Example Picture

1. Flip Chart A flip chart is a stationery Presentation using

item consisting of a pad of flip chart
large paper sheets. It is
typically fixed to the upper
edge of a whiteboard, or
supported on a tripod or
four-legged easel. Such
charts are commonly used
for presentations.
2. Memory Matrix simply a two-dimensional CLASSROOM
diagram, a rectangle divided ASSESSMENT
into rows and columns used TECHNIQUES
to organize information and
illustrate relationships.

3. Jigsaw Learning Jigsaw is a for example, one

cooperative learning strateg group studies
y that enables each student habitats of
of a "home" group to rainforest animals,
specialize in one aspect of a another group
topic  studies predators
of rainforest
animals
4. Think-Pair and Think-pair-share (TPS) is a Language Arts.
Share collaborative learning Use think-pair-
strategy where students work share to deepen
together to solve a problem discussions about
or answer a question about specific characters
an assigned reading. in books the class
is reading
together.
For example, if the
class is reading
The Great Gilly
Hopkins by
Katherine
Paterson,
try think-pair-
share to respond
to questions such
as, "Would you be
able to be friends
with Gilly?
5.Concept a visual organization and You create
Mapping representation of a concept map by
knowledge. It shows writing key words
concepts and ideas and (sometimes
the relationships among enclosed in
them. shapes such as
circles, boxes,
triangles, etc.) and
then drawing
arrows between
the ideas that are
related.
6. One Minute A one-minute paper is
Paper simply that: students are
given 60 seconds—either at
the end of a section of work,
or at the end of a lecture
period—to jot down
on paper some anonymous
responses to an aspect of
that day's class session.
7.Wall Display
8. Diorama
9. Google Meet
10. E-portfolio