When you’re ready for your students’ discussions to wrap up, you can pull the question down from within the app, signifying to your students that it’s time to draw their attention back to the center of the class. Students will be able to reference the prompt as long as it’s shared to the screen. Your prompt will appear on the screen in a clean and clear graphic - set in the middle of two discussion bubbles on a blue background. When you’re ready, you can cast the question or discussion topic to a computer screen or projected display for the class to see. From there, you’ll see the option to add a question or topic to a queue.

When you open up ClassDojo to view your teacher tools, Think Pair Share is on the main list next to a blue discussion bubbles icon. When it comes to equipping yourself with interactive teaching tools, Think Pair Share app is a no-brainer addition to your kit. Finally, a fun and simple to use student discussion app. This is one of those class discussion tools that gives you a few minutes to take a break from teaching and gain insight for the next lesson - all while stimulating healthy communication among your students. They then have the opportunity to pair up and share, while you prepare for the follow up lesson. With the Think Pair Share app, you can display a question or prompt to your students in just one tap. Think Pair Share is one of those empowering class discussion strategies that allows your students to have 1-1 conversations, collaborate together to solve harder problems, and hone their team building skills. 'I love being able to quickly start a Think Pair Share so students can chat with their partner while I'm preparing for our next classroom activity.' Features Student pairs can collaborate together to solve harder problems, have 1-1 discussions, and work on their teamwork. Now with one tap of the the Think Pair Share tool you can display a question.

Some things are better in pairs: socks, earphones, cookies, and think pair share.

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