Good moments to use it
Where corner voting earns its place
- Run four-corner multiple-choice checks
- Turn opinion questions into movement and discussion
- Use it as a fast phone-free starter or plenary
Corner Voting
Free corner voting classroom game for teachers. Display a multiple-choice question, send students to A, B, C or D corners and reveal the answer on one screen.
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Corner Voting FAQ
Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.
What is Corner Voting in the classroom?
Corner Voting is a whole-class routine where students move to an A, B, C or D corner after seeing a question on the board.
What is Corner Voting good for?
It works well for hinge questions, opinion polls, retrieval checks, tutor-time discussion and any lesson where movement improves participation.
Do students need devices for Corner Voting?
No. The teacher controls the display on one screen while students move physically to show their answer.
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