Classroom exit ticket template
Three questions at the end of a lesson: what they learned, what is still unclear, and confidence, for formative assessment.
3 questions · about 1 minute to complete · free on every plan
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- When to use it
- In the last three minutes of a lesson.
- Who it is for
- Students in the class.
How to use this template
- Run a short mid-course version so there is time to change something.
- Keep instructor and course questions separate.
- Share one change you made with the class.
Questions in the classroom exit ticket template
1. Write one thing you learned today
open text
2. What is still unclear?
open text
3. How confident do you feel about today's topic?
rating
What the results look like
IllustrativeSynthetic sample of 120 responses generated for this preview, not real survey data. Your results page shows the same charts for your own responses.
1.How confident do you feel about today's topic?
120 answered| Answer | Count | Percent |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10 | 8% |
| 2 | 14 | 12% |
| 3 | 23 | 19% |
| 4 | 34 | 28% |
| 5 | 39 | 33% |
How to read these questions
- rating: Report the mean and the top-two-box share (the two highest points). Top-two-box is easier to explain and less sensitive to a few extreme answers.
Frequently asked questions
When should course evaluations be run?
A short pulse at the midpoint and the full evaluation in the last two weeks before final assessments, when attendance is still high.
How long does the classroom exit ticket survey take to complete?
About 1 minute: 3 questions, most of them single-tap. Every question can be edited, removed or reordered in the builder before you publish.
Is this template free to use?
Yes. Every template is included on the Free plan. Sign up, click Use this template, and it is copied into your workspace where you can edit it, add your logo and share it by link, email or embed.
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