Last-minute learning

Receiving an entrance ticket for an event fills you with expectation, with mystery, with the desire to know what is going to happen. Well, how would you feel if you were given an exit ticket, necessary to leave that event or a class? You might feel that you finished something, that you managed to complete it and almost surely this would fill you with satisfaction, a feeling of being valued and maybe even a wish to come back. Well, let’s apply this to the classroom.

The use of exit tickets in education is a simple and brief . . .

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Diana Bauducco
Diana Bauducco
Diana Bauducco graduated as an EFL teacher in 2009 and has gained over 15 years of teaching experience, with more than eight years in academic management. Currently, she works in International House London as Academic Manager for the YL division. Diana advocates for innovative educational practices and continuously seeks methodologies that enhance teaching and learning in the EFL classroom, with a focus on creating engaging and dynamic learning environments.