Your goal: find out what students can actually do—not just whether they say “yes.”
Use speech, pointing, drawing, demonstration, or another appropriate response. Do not pressure a student to speak publicly to prove participation. Follow the support and accommodation instructions provided by the site.
Pause and observe. Ask which step is difficult, demonstrate that step, and let the student try again. Give specific feedback: “You tested one change at a time—that helps us understand what worked.” Avoid taking over the entire project.
Everyone nods when you ask “Does that make sense?” but several students cannot start. What is the better check?
Ask students to demonstrate the first step or explain it to a partner. Observe their responses, then reteach the unclear step before moving on. Nodding alone does not establish understanding.
Before marking this lesson complete: explain the response in your own words. If anything is unclear, ask onboarding@kodely.io before continuing. The practice reveal itself is not a scored answer or a recorded signature.