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Introduction

This lesson is part of a series of lessons designed to inform you of some different ways to use LessonUp’s assessment features. There are a few examples based around random subjects for you to explore, if you want some help designing some for your teaching areas, department or school, get in touch with us at [e-mail] and we would be glad to help! LessonUp is an all-in-one teacher toolkit that allows you to create complete lessons, use and edit lessons created by other teachers, and deliver interactive lessons in the classroom or remotely. Save time, increase student engagement, and monitor pupil progress in a secure, centralised online teaching platform.

Instructions

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To use these learning techniques for yourself, click on the arrow on the slide overview on this page and select ‘add to lesson’. To edit them to a version that suits you, ready for favouriting and re-use, save the whole lesson to your personal or school folder using the ‘save’ button above, and get personalising immediately.

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