Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)Ages 14–18
Exit ticket for grades 9–12
Use this exit ticket screen at the end of any high school lesson to check for understanding and gather quick feedback from your students. Students see clear instructions, choose how well they understood, and share a key idea from the lesson on their own devices.
This template is designed for grades 9–12 and works well for any subject. It helps teens reflect on their learning in a low-pressure way, whether you're in-person or remote.
Free for teachers. Your screens, classes and uploads are saved to your account.
How to use it in class
- 1Open the template and choose a background that fits your class mood.
- 2Project the screen and switch to presentation mode.
- 3Read the instructions aloud or add your own note in the text widget.
- 4Ask students to answer the exit ticket on their own device using the QR code.
- 5Invite students to add a word or idea they learned to the word cloud.
- 6Review the results together or privately after class.
Why it works
- Encourages honest self-reflection and helps students process what they learned.
- Gives teachers quick, actionable feedback to adjust future lessons.
- Works on any device so every student can participate, even quietly.
Tips
- Give students a minute of quiet before answering to help them reflect.
- Let students respond anonymously to get more honest feedback.
- Use the word cloud to spot trends or misconceptions quickly.
Make it your own
- Adapt the questions for specific subjects, like 'What’s one formula you used today?' in math.
- Use it for remote or hybrid classes by sharing your screen and the QR code link.
- Offer sentence starters or visuals for students with special needs or English learners.
Questions teachers ask
How long should I give students to complete an exit ticket?
One to three minutes is usually enough for high school students to reflect and respond thoughtfully.
Can I see who answered what?
You can choose to collect responses anonymously or ask students to enter their names if you want to track individual feedback.
How do I use the results to improve my teaching?
Look for common answers or patterns in the exit ticket and word cloud to identify topics to review or clarify in the next lesson.
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