This one was tough, which is why it is weeks late being posted. I couldn’t come up with one thing that would be interesting to give away besides ideas. Here’s what I settled on…. a giveaway of an incredibly short activity I am going to do on Monday based on an video I happened upon while …
Google Forms is a quick and easy way to give an assessment, but it can be time consuming with all of the clicking necessary to make quizzes. Here is a short video that will walk you through some time saving tips. (Last week I actually wrote out a post with these directions, but decided on …
The first suggestion for ideas to write about for this post was: Write a post about learning styles and your thoughts on the recent research suggesting they are an ineffective teaching/learning tool. Confession time: Do you know what I did for the first week of my very first week of being a French teacher? The …
I love using Google’s Q and A feature to get students talking. In a 1-1 classroom it’s an efficient way to ask a question and elicit a response from the entire class; or rather from each student. Here’s five ways you can use Google Slides. Last week we were working on questions. Students wrote questions …
Slides Q and A is an efficient way to elicit student responses. This embedded video shows you how to start a Slide Q & A session.
