Jamika Jordan

Introducing science in early education can be so engaging, but managing a curious classroom definitely has its challenges. One strategy I’ve found effective is using hands-on materials with clear, structured routines. For example, setting up specific stations for different activities with clearly labeled instructions helps students stay organized and understand expectations. I also find it useful...

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I also like using exit slips for gauging student comprehension quickly, and I’ve found that they can be particularly effective when combined with peer discussion. One approach I enjoy is called a “Two-Minute Reflection,” where students jot down not only what they learned but also rate their understanding on a scale from 1-5. This can be paired with quick group discussions afterward, where student...

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Thank you for sharing these video labs! I’m curious about the level of student engagement with these videos compared to in-person labs. Have you noticed any particular strategies that help students stay engaged and get the most out of these virtual labs? For instance, do you assign follow-up questions or reflections to reinforce learning? I’d love to hear what has worked well in making these remo...

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