Ss creates slides, adds something that corrupts code - slides disappear - revision history shows error code. Work around found! Click present. Click three dots bottom left. Click view speaker notes. We were able to see all slides as picture previews! #googleslides#googlehelp
I had to share. The students designed their own experiments. They had to pick a toy, pick their variables, complete the experiment and tomorrow we analyze - not their results - we analyze their process. Good science starts with designing good processes. #myohioclassroom#science
@alicekeeler Me too. I went open note, open internet due to the pandemic and the need to use forms to test, but the inability to lock the kids down to just the one tab. I embraced open internet and I'm never going back.
Today, try saying these three things as much as possible to your Ss - Thank you for working so hard, thank you for trying your best, thank you for being here today. Feels so good to be #grateful#kind#welcoming
Looking for state bedrock maps. I found a list of links on the @USGS but a lot of the links were broken. If you have links to easily viewable or printable maps for MS Ss can you link them in the comments please? #earthscience#geologymaps#geology#maps#primarysources#education
This is the first year I have had tech in my room one to one everyday. The best thing is easy differentiation with different activities to support learner's where they are. The second best thing is access to the best data and data fed sources. @NOAA, IRIS, and more.
@MrsKlodor I used textbooks the first decade. Now in year 19 I don't use them at all (plus they are 20 years old). They rarely cover the state standards and lack all of the real data sources that make science so rich and interesting.
Data gathering as an exp. technique using data from NOAA, IRIS, and the USGS. Love our gov. sci. agencies, but your websites are a bit like finding the right book in a huge library - I did find so much good stuff on my search tho. #usgs#iris#noaa#STEM