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Pear Deck in World Language Classes
Are you a teacher of a world language? A parent of a student learning a new language? Look no further! Pear Deck is a great platform to help make...
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Google Classroom: Differentiate the Beginning, Middle, and End of Your Lessons
Differentiating lesson plans for all diverse and unique learners in your classroom can be challenging, time-consuming, and exhausting. Trying to...
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Jigsaw Cooperative Learning Strategy
Think of a puzzle. Each piece is a necessary stakeholder that comes together tote create a beautiful product. We can think of our students similarly...
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Iron Chef EduProtocol
EduProtocols are reusable lesson frames, great for all learners and content areas. Iron Chef, modeled after the Iron Chef cooking shows, is a...
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Introduction to SAMR
Have you ever been introduced to SAMR? Learn what it is all about in this quick illustrated video explanation from John Spencer. SAMR helps teachers...
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iNACOL Online Interactions for Students
Online interactions are a central component of digital learning. The International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) has...
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How to use Google Translate
Are you looking for a translation service that will help you converse with others? Perhaps you are looking to make learning more accessible for your...
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Hexagonal Thinking Templates
Hexagonal thinking is a thinking protocol that activates prior knowledge. Supply students with a series of terms, concepts, and/or topics explored in...
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Google Family Link
Whether your children are young or in their teens, the Family Link app lets you set digital ground rules to help guide them as they learn, play, and...
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Padlet: 30 Ways to Use it in the Classroom
Have you heard of Padlet? Padlet is a powerful tool for collaborating, sharing ideas, and making thinking and learning visible. In this blog post by...
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Padlet Tutorial for Students
Padlet is a powerful tool for collaborating, sharing ideas, and making thinking and learning visible. This video walks students through the process...
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One-Pagers: Getting Started
One-pagers are single-page responses that provide a visual and text-based overview of what a student has learned. By mixing imagery and language,...
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NoRedInk
Created by a teacher who felt there must be a better way to improve the writing and grammar of his students while also making the process...
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Newsela: Reviewing Write Responses
Are you looking for a website that will help your learners stay up to date on current events and allow you to assess their written responses? Look no...
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Mote Content Ideas
Mote is an incredible tool that allows students and teachers to leave audio notes in Docs, Slides, Forms, Google Classroom, and more. Check out this...
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Microsoft Product Accessibility Features
From the Microsoft Educator's Community, this resource outlines some of the accessibility features built into the Windows platform. Many teachers are...
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Google Forms Doc Appender Add-On
Are you tired of trying to read responses from Forms in a Google Sheet? Spreadsheets are great for many reasons, but sometimes it's nice to view...
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Graphic Organizers with Google Drawings
Graphic organizers are a great way to help students organize their thoughts, and making these organizational tools digital means they're even more...
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EquatIO: How to Use in Google Docs
Creating and using math in digital form can be frustrating and time-consuming. Thankfully, a Google Chrome extension called EquatIO makes it easy...
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Google Classroom: Creating New Assignments
One of the best features of Google Classroom is how easy it is to create and post digital assignments to students! And because Google knows that...
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