As part of our weekly series, we have rounded up the most popular blog posts and articles we have shared on Twitter. This week’s list features strategies to serve quiet students, ways to encourage older students to activate their imagination, frustration tolerance skills, the six hat feedback strategy, CuePrompter, Google Docs, and Microsoft Translator! In …
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Google Sites is a G Suite tool that allows you to quickly create a team-oriented website without the need for prior knowledge about coding. And it is free! You can use Sites to plan meetings and activities, share information, collaborate on a team project, and stay connected with family members. It can also be used …
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Science is a body of knowledge that explains both the physical and natural world. It has a broad set of branches such as physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, and more. But it is not just a subject in school that students have to study to get a passing grade. Science exists all around us, from studying …
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The weekdays are most often the busiest time of the week. They are mostly spent on school and work in the day and family or personal time at night. But truth be told, even after school hours, there is still more work to do involving our teaching life. It seems hard to find time to …
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Education technology tools have been a great help for teachers to enhance the student’s’ learning experience. But with a lot of apps released in the market, it seems almost impossible to keep up with all of them. There are tons of apps to explore that can surely make a tremendous effect on students learning. And …
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