If your kids can't go out, can't stay still, complain they're bored, etc. Here's a helpful link to save your piece of mind!
https://t.co/hU1A5YCfvo
It's the Stay at Home Care package. Lots of things to do for younger kids!
We Are Teachers is awesome! Learn how to help students learn math at home, and even if you don't have good math skills, these games offer a vast array of instruction!
https://t.co/nNfptLXrpz
Thanks @specialtechnie for the long list of great ways of making Google Classroom amazing! I didn't know about a lot of these extensions and apps and I am not FEARLESS in my Google Classroom endeavors!
I love this idea. I think it's a great representation on inclusivity and that all kids deserve to be heard and represented. When it comes to reading, EVERY kid should have access to something that is uniquely them. Thank you @JayneeLeggett for the link!
After listening and learning over the last few weeks I've decided one of the many things I can change is my classroom library. I want every student to see themselves and hear stories that represent who they are in an accurate way. Please donate! https://t.co/iv6lDDAq4V
You don't just learn differently, you think differently now that COVID is in the picture. Linda Darling-Hammond brings great insight with the help of Forbes Magazine. This is a great article on how things have changed academically.
Lecture 1 Takeaways #EDU335#RutledgeInstitute@HooMarcia @BeccaMaddas
🌟Depth of Knowledge = how deep do students think
🌟Use Bloom’s Taxonomy and DOK while lesson planning
🌟End goal: high level of cognitive rigor (bloom’s) and extensive thinking (DOK)
A4. Writing detailed comments can take FOREVER. So I cooked up a Google Form designed to help teachers offer lightning fast paragraphs worth of narrative feedback. Please steal it! https://t.co/lwVQmnUWg2 #FETCchat
Maybe I'm late to the organizational game, but I just heard about Google Keep!
It can organize your To-Dos, your grocery list, or anything you want to remind yourself of on your computer. WHAAAT!
https://t.co/UrZwWjv7ij
The great thing about this platform is that you can host educational debates between students. The downside is that if you or any student uses it who is also colorblind, they may have difficulty with the pros and cons section.
Welcome to Kialo Edu, the tool used by educators world-wide to teach critical thinking and facilitate thoughtful classroom debate. Kialo Edu is a free version of Kialo, the world's most popular argument mapping site, customized for classroom use. Try it! https://t.co/c2U5ZEYcz7
I can't tell you how many students I've heard tell us that they've turned in the work when Google Classroom literally says otherwise. I'm definitely going to benefit from this tool @AmazEdResources sent out! It's for all grades and helps keep track of student work #ClassroomZoom
@AmazEdResources @ClassworkZoom This is awesome! It's definitely a great tool to keep track of student work. I'll keep this for the remainder of this school year, and with Distance Learning a reality for next year, it'll be a necessity! Thank you!
I found this amazing book by John Meehan (@MeehanEDU) that I fully intend on spreading around my school like wildfire! It's incredible! It's called "EDrenaline Rush- Game-changing Student Engagement Inspired by Theme Parks, Mud Runs, and Escape Rooms by John Meehan"
LOVE IT!