This is my favorite book. I think it’s at least 25 years old. Just discovered 10 pages of my favorite short story are missing. Might be time for a new edition.
I had already read other versions of this article and went to just Tweet this one. I love that I got a warning to actually...you know...click the link before sharing. #smu622
For you crazy middle school teachers. #smu622
21. Field student questions and comments, including, “Why don’t you ever paint your nails?” and “YOU’RE GOING TOO FAST!” and “Who farted?”
22. Have students try sample problems independently.
24. Cry a little inside.
Teaching is saying “Please listen! I’m only going to say the directions once,” then repeat the directions over and over for 30 years until you finally retire.
Planned my first digital literacy lesson for class. An apt topic to share on Twitter. Here’s a quick questionnaire for students https://t.co/OvJ9V5lhcp. #smu622
@MathWithAPreis They can make ANYTHING in there. I’ve had mine do videos, comic strips, brochures, faux Instagram. It’s amazing! The live collaboration, myriad of features and FREE really push it over the edge.
I really have to remember this so people don’t know I’m replying to their emails at 7:30 pm on a Saturday. At least I can fake having boundaries. #smu622
I can’t believe Canva lost! It’s so unique in what it does (for free!). But I do love Quizizz. The feedback feature, redemption questions and adaptive mode put it above the other games in terms of mastery. #smu622
The people have spoken and after over 20,000 votes, only two tools remain! The final match of Ed-Tech Madness 2022, starts now!
Quizizz vs Nearpod
The voting poll is in the comment section below. May the best tool win! 🏆🏆🏆
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