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5 Ways To Use Pokemon Go For Critical Learning

How To Use Pokemon Go For Critical Learning by TeachThought Staff So I guess we should discuss this Pokemon thing, […]

It was June. My 8th grade classroom was sweltering with the summer heat and 32 anxious students ready to bolt to graduation.

Teaching / July 21, 2016

Stanford launched a short online course designed specifically to help K-12 educators create better classroom conversations among students.

On Demand platforms are utilizing technology in a way that the process of hiring is streamlined. What does the future hold for teaching?

To encourage thinking, we have to consider how we use furniture, wall space, and open space in our classrooms. Here are some practical tips.

Google Classroom lets teachers teach from the cloud by organizing classes, responding to writing, checking file access, and more.

How The WE CAN Project Touched My Students by Kristen LaScola My name is Kristen LaScola, and I am a

With its ability to help teachers organize files & control access to documents, Google Classroom is a clean fit for many classrooms.

System Shock took a methodical approach to exploration while revealing a narrative through audio logs and messages across the game world.

You can select your video from YouTube, Vimeo, SchoolTube, TeacherTube, and Google Drive, and simply paste the URL into your lesson.

If you’re an elementary school teacher, you know the challenges of funding a classroom. With many content areas, it can get expensive fast.

Teaching / June 20, 2016 / Homework

I used to think that I had to give students homework every day and that homework had to be the same for each student and each class.