This is a great activity for capturing students’ learning and helping the teacher to understand what students need to know more of, and what they enjoyed in class. It is based on the famous Minute Paper by Angelo and Cross, view a sample Google form with example questions to ask students. A traditional Minute Paper asks two questions:

• What was the most important thing you learned today [or from this item]?
• What remains unclear? What questions remain for you?

The Two-Minute paper adds the following question: What did you enjoy most in today’s class? And maybe a fourth question: What do you hope/wish for in future classes?

By continuing to collect responses into the same Google form (or whatever survey tool your institution allows i.e. Nearpod or SurveyMonkey), you can also see a student’s learning over time while also reviewing the different reactions of your students across the class on any given day.