Resources
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Doing a Project vs Project Based Learning
Doing a project at the end of a unit is not the same as project-based learning. Because these two ideas frequently get confused, PBL...
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Drag-and-Drop Audio for Foreign Language
Listening activities are a cornerstone of foreign language classes, and technology and online formats open up a new world of possibilities. This...
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Dan Meyer's Three-Act Math Tasks
Math students often ask, "When am I ever going to use this in real life?" Without real-world connections, students can disengage or struggle to find...
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Pre-teaching Vocabulary: Inductive Vocab Teaching
Pre-teaching vocabulary is an essential part of the learning cycle. Oftentimes, we as educators believe this scaffold is important only for English...
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Google Forms: Locked Mode in Quizzes
Thanks to the 2019 update, teachers can now use locked mode in Google Forms to keep students focused and distraction-free during tests and quizzes!...
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Google Forms: Beyond the Basics
Google Forms is a digital tool that allows you to create documents to collect answers or data from a group. In this on-demand workshop, you will...
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Creating a YouTube Channel for your Classroom
YouTube is designed so you can create multiple channels under a single account. This is perfect if you teach multiple classes during the day and want...
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Creating a Story in Sutori
Sutori is an online tool that creates presentations for the classroom in a unique timeline format. Teachers and students can create projects,...
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Creating a Book with StoryJumper
StoryJumper is a great website that offers students the chance to write, create, and publish their own stories. This site provides simple creating...
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Create a Story with Scratch
Scratch is an online community that allows students to create stories, games, and animations using a simple block-based coding language. It's a...
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Copyright and Fair Use
Copyright law can be confusing. This video from Common Sense Media explains copyright and gives examples of how online material can and cannot be...
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Cooperative Learning Strategies
Cooperative learning strategies are teaching structures in which groups, each with students of different ability levels, use a learning protocol to...
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Creating Accessible Social Media Posts
Ensuring that our learning materials are accessible for all students is always important, but even more so when many digital forms of instruction are...
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Creating Student Profiles in Epic!
This short tutorial from Ms. Mundo will help guide you through creating student profiles in Epic! Epic! is a free digital library for students and...
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Common Sense: Digital Citizenship Curriculum
Protecting your personal data on the internet is a vital skill for students to understand. These interactive lessons and activities from Common Sense...
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Coggle
Coggle is a freemium collaborative mind-mapping tool used to help visually organize your thoughts. Students can use Coggle to brainstorm, break down...
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Coding with Scratch Jr.
Kids don't have to be destined for a life of computer programing to enjoy coding. Every student should have a chance to explore coding for its many...
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Creating Your First Mentimeter
Mentimeter is a digital tool that allows you to make your presentations interactive and engaging for your students. Students can participate in...
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Creating Your First Nearpod Lesson
What is Nearpod? Nearpod is an interactive learning tool that allows the teacher to create engaging lessons through Nearpod, Google Slides,...
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Creative Commons Guide for Copyright and Fair Use
It might seem like any photo we want to use for a cool lesson or project is just a Google search away, but that isn't true. If we adhere to the rules...
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