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Teachers can be creative too! Here are some tips for classroom creativity from Adobe's free Creativity for All online course. This post is sponsored by […]
This post is written by Mika Jain. Mika is an SEL specialist and educator in Los Angeles, CA. She most recently was a program director […]
This post was written by Michele Haiken, a middle school English teacher at Rye Middle School in Rye, NY and adjunct professor at Manhattanville College. […]
Jamboard is a collaborative online whiteboard. It gives students lots of creative work space. How do you use Google Jamboard in the classroom? Check out […]
Unboxing videos can be a really fun, effective way for your students to show what they know. Here's how to use this activity in your […]
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, many teachers were sent scrambling. How do I teach? What do I assign? How do I do this remotely? What a […]
PowerPoint lets students collaborate and display ideas effectively. Create animation, story books, video galleries and more. Here are 20 ideas for using PowerPoint in your […]
Our kindergarten through second grade students (and teachers!) need special assistance during distance learning. Here are 10 ways to make it work. This post is […]
Engage your students in real-life problem solving with videos, STEM lessons, and long-term projects. Here are 10 ways to use them.This post is sponsored by […]
Students can do powerful remote learning with Chromebooks. These five tools can help make learning amazing. This post is written by Holly Clark, an education […]
It's back to school time again and this year looks NOTHING like we have ever seen before. As summer comes to a close teachers are […]
This post has 10 engaging ideas for using Jamboard in your class that will get your students working together, even though they may not be […]
