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\"Emoji\ud83c\udf89 In this episode, I’m sharing ideas for using emojis in your informal and formative \u2705 assessments.<\/p>\n

This tool can be used for more than \ud83d\ude00 emotions and SEL!<\/p>\n

Use emojis to create a key to check for understanding, reflect, self-assess, peer-assess, or give feedback!<\/p>\n

Use emoji assessments in any classroom!<\/p>\n

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Emoji Assessments for Any Classroom<\/h1>\n

Let’s take a deep dive into the idea of using emojis in assessments. Stay with me here.<\/p>\n

The dictionary defines emoji as “a small digital image or icon used to express an idea, emotion, etc.”<\/p>\n

You can use emojis everywhere, and we all do, and our students especially do!<\/p>\n

Now, we have been using emojis in quick SEL (social-emotional learning) check-ins, but I’m here to tell you we can do more.<\/p>\n

I want to show you how we can use emojis to create a “key” to check for understanding, reflection, self-assessment, peer assessment, or even feedback.<\/p>\n

And you can do this in just about ANY classroom!<\/p>\n

Related:\u00a0How to Add Emoji to Google Drive Files and Folders<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Using Emojis to Represent a Non-Emotional Response<\/h2>\n

What if we could use emojis for something other than an emotional response?<\/p>\n

What if we could use emojis for informal assessment and really tap into some visual cues for our students?<\/p>\n

Emojis can represent just about anything you want them to represent.<\/p>\n

When you don’t know what to say in a text message, you can usually find an emoji \ud83d\ude43.<\/p>\n

But the emoji can go far beyond the smiley face. There are tons of symbols and colors that can also represent responses that are not emotions.<\/p>\n

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