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Teacher Notes
Your notes, only for you.
Your lesson plan, the answer key and reminders to yourself shouldn’t be on the board your students see. Teacher Notes give you a private board only you can see, so your plan stays in view and out of theirs.
Juggling a paper plan beside the screen means losing your place. Keep your plan, the answer key and “ask about #3” on a private board only you can see.
With a class watching your screen, you can’t open your answer key. A private board holds your plan and reminders, and students see only the shared boards.
Your facilitator notes and timings shouldn’t appear on participants’ screens. Keep them on a private board only you can see, right inside the Space.
Your plan usually lives on a sticky note or a second tab you can’t show on the display. Keep it on a private board in the Space that only you can see.
Facilitator notes on paper get lost between exercises. Keep your agenda and prompts on a private board only you can see, while the big screen shows the shared board.
If you teach your own child, keep the answers and your plan on a private board, so they work on the problems without peeking.
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What it solves
- Remembering where each student left off
Helps you
Save time
Part of
수업 진행하기
The problem
Your plan has nowhere private to live
Teachers need their plan, answers and reminders in front of them while teaching. On a shared screen, anything you open, the students can see too.
일반적인 방법
Teachers keep notes on paper, a second monitor or a phone. They lose their place, glance away from the lesson, or accidentally share the answers.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Private teacher notes: a teacher-only board for planning during the lesson, holding the lesson plan, the answer key and reminders. Any board can be made private with the Make private toggle. Students see only the shared boards.
변경 사항
Better-prepared teachers. You keep your plan in view without sharing it with the class.
What it looks like
실제로는
A teacher’s private board holds her lesson plan, the answer key and reminders like “Ask Maya about #3” and “5 min left: exit ticket”. Students see only the shared boards.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your private board has today’s plan and the answers to the practice set. You glance at it between problems, and your student never sees it.
In a group class
Your private board lists the three students to check on and the discussion questions. You tick them off as the class goes.
In a virtual training
Your facilitator script and timings sit on a private board. You keep to the agenda without a second screen.
In your classroom
Your private board holds the answer key and “exit ticket at 2:40”. The classroom display shows only the shared board.
In the training room
Your private board lists the prompts for each table and the time for each exercise. The big screen shows only the shared work.
At home
You keep the answer key on a private board while your daughter works the problems. You check her answers without her seeing them.
