Want to make use of technology in your classroom? That’s a smart move. Technology can help you reach more students, engage more effectively, and make learning easier. However, it can be challenging to figure out how to use technology in the classroom. After all, so many tools and resources are available, and it’s easy to […]
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Many have asked, and we have listened. You can now set a default grading profile for the students that you sync, create, or even self register. This feature will be most useful for those who use a third party syncing option. The first thing that you will need to do is go into your “Grading
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Bullying is a serious problem in schools today. So it’s important to recognize when it’s happening so you can take steps to stop it. When it does occur, it’s the responsibility of the teacher and staff to create an environment where bullying doesn’t happen. If there’s bullying in the classroom, then there are steps you
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Gamification – sounds like an intimidating technical term, doesn’t it? In reality, it’s quite the opposite. Most teachers don’t even realize they’re already using this technique in their classrooms. For those who aren’t fully aware of this term, gamification of learning refers to the introduction of game-like elements in your teaching strategies so as to
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Very similar to biological evolution, technology is not a straight line where everything is fixed and reasonable. Some features lay dormant for years before they become useful, while others remain long after. A modern keyboard is a mix of these things and a very fascinating device on its own. Even the name sounds misleading when
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Although new requirements and tools may seem daunting to some educators, the new classroom management strategies available today can make life easier for everyone involved. For those well prepared, there will be more time to focus on learning, and less time lost for handling your students. Primarily, because classes can be augmented with online tools and
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We have been pushing out a lot of updates and changes that have been in the works. Some of these got their start almost a year ago with major back-end changes. Here is a quick review sheet of things that will look new to you. Completely new graphical user interface (GUI) design for all keyboarding
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When it comes to learning, most of us have accustomed to having a focus on data retention. The problem is that it is becoming more and more of an obsolete skill in today’s world. That is why project management for teachers is essential, as it gives us more tools to make our subject relevant. Through
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While it has some downsides and may not be as full of features as some other platforms, Google Classroom is free and easy to understand. To learn how to use Google classroom as a teacher you will need to have a basic understanding of how Google Drive and Google Apps work, as well as a
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Even for experienced teachers, the problems with teaching remotely are something completely new. The sets of teacher tools that we are used to having are now changed to working online with programs and applications we might not be as accustomed to. But, where some see a problem, you should see an opportunity. Switching to online
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