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When I think of the lessons we learned from remote learning, I think about how much mathematics instruction had to adapt to the changing needs […]
I am a big fan of Eduprotocols. If you are not familiar with this innovative and engaging way of infusing technology and pedagogy together, then […]
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Tis' the season for parent teacher conferences and other meetings that may require creating a Google Form with limited choices. Choice Eliminator 2 might be […]
Games are a great way to provide students with valuable practice or assess their understanding of content. Sometimes it can be difficult to find the […]
I have been spending a lot of time working with elementary teachers on infusing technology into a new ELA curriculum. It has been a valuable […]
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Remote learning has transformed how students participate in class. The shift to virtual environments has introduced students to online skills, such as using Google Classroom […]
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Anchor Charts are a helpful strategy that you can use to reinforce learning, independence, and problem-solving skills in the classroom. Have you ever used Anchor […]
