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Big news: Weβre announcing a new tool in #GoogleClassroom called practice sets, powered by our adaptive learning tech. Teachers will soon be able to create interactive assignments that give students real-time feedback & support as they practice concepts β https://t.co/oGvCbIRI3S
Hey educators! @GoogleEDU is excited to hear what you think about this fun challenge that will help you, your colleagues & pupils! You can dabble in these bite-sized tasks & use these resources flexibly. Get started: https://t.co/gb5Fyj6wi5
#22DigitalDays#GoogleEDU#GooglePD
βοΈ Google Docs is getting assistive writing suggestions for:
- Alternate wording
- Active voice
- More concise sentences
- More inclusive language
- Potential inappropriate words
Details here: https://t.co/iWt5ZEdZgG
#edtech#GoogleEDU#elachat#engchat#EduTwitter
βUnderstand that some days will not work out the way you want them to, so it is okay to start again tomorrow...Sometimes walking away, taking a break, doing something else, and starting again tomorrow is the best thing to do.β https://t.co/tT7uKHdiQ2
Talking to teachers in my family about teaching online/hybrid.
Here's what I'm giving them -- my sticky noted copy of @eduprotocols! More learning, less planning time. @jcorippo #remotelearning
Mike Schmoker: "Students should read and/or be read to for a minimum of 60 minutes daily, across the curriculum, at every grade level. And they should write for at least 40 minutes every day. In such amounts, reading and writing would have a game-changing impact on all learning."