Quizlet has been around for over 10 years, helping teachers promote study skills with students in the form of flashcards, mini quizzes, and more. Quizlet is available as a web based tool and as an Android and iOS app on student devices. It’s flexibility makes it one for all teachers to check out. It was […]
When Teachers are “Leaving” I Went Back: 10 Reflections from My First Week in a Middle School
I learned a TON but mostly, I thought about getting back to a place that included kids, a school, and my passion of instructional technology. And learning. A LOT.
Virtual Field Trips: Connecting Kids with Experts Using FieldTripZoom
If you’ve ever taken students on a field trip you know what a valuable learning experience it can provide. My favorite memories of teaching high school history come from taking a group of World History I students to the Chrysler Museum to compete in an ancient history photo scavenger hunt. There were prizes. There were […]
7 Easy Ways to Hit Reset in the New Year: Tips for Tired Teachers
It’s hard to get energized after the holidays, even if you have approximately 2 weeks off to recharge. Two weeks of a holiday break feels more like a day trip. Quick, fun, good food, and then…….it’s done. Here are 7 Easy Ways to Hit Rest in the New Year for my favorites- TEACHERS!
The ULTIMATE Guide to Using WriteReader with Your K-5 Class
WriteReader is a free web tool that enables students in grades K-5 to become authors of their own books. Yes, you heard correctly, it is FREE for students and teachers to use. It works on most devices using a Chrome browser. It also is the only early literacy tech tool that has a chrome extension, how […]
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