First Week Activities with Knowledgehook
Kickstart your school year with the "Get to Know Your Class" assessment in Knowledgehook! This growth mindset survey is designed to seamlessly introduce your students to Knowledgehook while giving you invaluable insights into their mathematical mindset.
What Get To Know Your Class Is
Get To Know Your Class is a growth mindset survey in Knowledgehook. It helps students become familiar with the platform while giving teachers insight into how students think and feel about math.
The assessment is designed to support first-week activities and help teachers start the year with a clearer understanding of their class.
Why Use This Assessment
Foster a growth mindset
Use the assessment to encourage students to develop a positive outlook on learning. The survey prompts students to reflect on effort, perseverance, learning from mistakes, and their mindset as math learners.
Personalize learning
Review student responses to better understand each student’s mindset. This information can help you tailor teaching strategies so students feel supported and motivated to succeed.
Engage students from day one
The interactive format introduces students to Knowledgehook in an approachable way. It helps integrate technology into your classroom while gathering useful student information.
Build stronger relationships
Use the assessment to learn more about students’ attitudes toward math. These insights can help you identify potential challenges and opportunities for support, connection, and classroom community.
Key Features
Easy Integration: Incorporate the survey into your first-week classroom activities.
Student-Friendly: Questions are designed to be approachable and relatable so students feel comfortable sharing their thoughts.
Actionable Data: Use immediate feedback and analytics to identify trends and individual student needs, helping you plan instruction effectively.
How to Get Started
Step 1: Plan it as a first-week activity
Use Get To Know Your Class at the beginning of the school year to introduce students to Knowledgehook and begin building a positive math learning environment.
Step 2: Have students complete the assessment
Ask students to respond to the growth mindset survey so they can reflect on their learning habits, confidence, and attitudes toward math.
Step 3: Review the results
Use the feedback and analytics to understand class trends and individual student needs. Apply these insights to guide classroom support and instruction.
Tips and Warnings
💡 Pro Tip: Use this assessment during the first week of school to help students become familiar with Knowledgehook while you learn more about their mindset.
💡 Pro Tip: Look for patterns in student responses to identify where your class may need encouragement, confidence-building, or additional support.
⚠️ Warning: The assessment provides helpful insight, but it should be used alongside teacher judgment and other classroom information.
⚠️ Warning: Student responses may reflect how students feel at one point in time. Continue building relationships and checking in throughout the year.
FAQs / Troubleshooting
Q: What is Get To Know Your Class?
A: It is a growth mindset survey in Knowledgehook designed to introduce students to the platform and give teachers insight into students’ mathematical mindset.
Q: When should I use this assessment?
A: Use it during the first week of school or early in the year as part of your classroom setup and student onboarding activities.
Q: How does this assessment help teachers?
A: It provides feedback and analytics that can highlight class trends and individual student needs, helping teachers plan instruction and support.
Q: How does this assessment help students?
A: It encourages students to reflect on their mindset, effort, perseverance, and learning from mistakes while becoming familiar with Knowledgehook.
Q: What should I do after students complete the assessment?
A: Review the results, look for trends, and use the information to personalize instruction, support students, and build stronger classroom relationships.
Q: What should I do if I still have questions?
A: Contact Knowledgehook Support for help with using Get To Know Your Class or interpreting how it can support your classroom setup.
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