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Tech Tools for Increased Access: An On-Demand Workshop
In this session, led by Nate Walden, we will explore a variety of digital tools that educators can embed into their lesson design to help remove...
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UDL - Creating Learning So All Students Thrive!: An On-Demand Workshop
Join Nick and Corie Williams as they reveal the power of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and how it can provide all students an equal opportunity...
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Adapted Physical Education Games
Adapting P.E. class activities so that they are inclusive for all takes careful consideration. Luckily, there are some easy (and fun) places to...
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Expanding HLPs
This session, led by Nancy Holsapple, will explore two questions: How can I use HLPs for all students? and Can HLP be used for any students?Did you...
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Lost in Translation: Best Tools for EL Learners: On-Demand Workshop
Translation tools can support educators in integrating a student’s home language into instruction. This workshop, facilitated by Alisha Foor,...
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Fifth Grade Multiplying and Dividing Fluency: Dividing Whole Numbers
Ryan Flessner breaks down the multiplying fluency standards in fifth grade into useful strategies, lesson ideas, and assessment ideas.
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Beep: Voice Notes for Google and Beyond
Are you looking for a free tool that will allow you to create voice notes? You need Beep! Beep, formerly known as Voice Notes for Docs, is a website...
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What Determines ESY?: On-Demand Workshop
How is the determination made for a student to receive Extended School Year (ESY) per Article 7? Nancy Holsapple (Director of Special Education) the...
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Everything You Wanted to Know about Sketchnoting
Sketchnoting is a creative and graphic process used to record thoughts with the use of illustrations, symbols, structures, and texts. Whether you're...
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Sketchnoting: Ideas to Use in Your Classroom
Sketchnoting, or visual note-taking allows learners to create customized notes by combining images, graphics, and structure. This article gives...
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Flaticon
Icons are great tools to help make your content visual and easier to read and understand. Flaticon is an excellent source for free icons and...
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And then i was like... A GIF-Creation Tool
GIFs, or graphics interchange format, are essentially moving image files. Leveraging GIFs in the classroom can be a great way to promote creativity,...
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What are Visual Cues?
AFIRM, or Autism Focused Intervention Resources and Modules, an extension of the National Professional Development Center, has produced a family...
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The Power of Visuals to Engage Your Audience
No matter where your classroom is, whether you are virtual, hybrid, or in a traditional classroom setting, visual cues are important for all...
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UDL & Blended Learning: An On-Demand Workshop
Brenny Kummer, Coordinator of Instructional Technology at Batholomew Consolidated School Corporation, leads the discussion on utilizing Universal...
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After the Good Cause Exemption: Students with Disabilities
A Good Cause Exemption (GCE) serves to exempt an eligible student from additional IREAD-3 testing. English learners, students with disabilities, and...
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Forms to Sheets: Analyzing Your Data
Do you have a Google Form that has a lot of data? Sometimes viewing data and Form responses can be difficult. Luckily, any Google Form can be linked...
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Read&Write for Google Chrome
Read&Write is a Chrome extension that will boost reading and writing confidence across all content and devices, in class, at work, and home! Check...
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Mighty Moments Links
Mighty Moments are video-based suggestions from the IDOE that families can do at home to help support their child's development during daily...
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Resoomer
Do you have a large amount of text that you are reading and have difficulty understanding? Perhaps you or your learners are writing a piece and are...
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