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How Rapid Technology Change Impacts Your Teaching
How Rapid Technology Change Impacts Your Teaching by Terry Heick In an increasingly digital world (or increasingly digital human experience anyway), rapid technology change is a fact of life. And...
Snapshots Of Understanding? 10 Smart Tools For Digital Exit Slips
Using these tools, teachers can set up digital exit slips and tickets with varying question types and submit requests to participate via a sharable link.
40 Ways Teachers Can Use Pinterest In The Classroom
40 Ways Teachers Can Use Pinterest In The Classroom by TeachThought Staff and bestcollegesonline.com There are a lot of great technology tools out there for teachers that can make it...
20 Of The Best Free Science Apps For iOS
20 Of The Best Free Science Apps For iOS by TeachThought Staff The ease-of-use and engagement factor of an iPad can really liven up a lesson. Combine that with an...
20 Standards For Digital Citizenship
Standards For Digital Citizenship In Graphic Form by TeachThought Staff You've read a lot about digital citizenship over the years. Have you seen any useable standards for students? While not...
4 Tips For Implementing A STEAM Program In Your Classroom
4 Tips For Implementing A STEAM Program In Your Classroom contributed by Caleigh Heenan In Part 1, we looked at tips for planning a STEAM program in your school. Today,...
4 Steps For Planning A STEAM Program In Your School
4 Steps For Planning A STEAM Program In Your School contributed by Caleigh Heenan As a teacher in her 13th year, I’ve seen many educational initiatives come and go. However,...
30 Of The Best Digital Collaboration Tools For Students
30 Of The Best Digital Collaboration Tools For Students contributed by Nicholas Martino & TeachThought Staff We are living in a digital age where students shuffle between smartphones, iPads, and...
What Is Gradebook In Google Classroom? A Quick Overview For Teachers
What Is Gradebook In Google Classroom? by TeachThought Staff What is Google Classroom Gradebook? In short, it's exactly what it sounds like it'd be: a way to view and manage...
How To Use IXL: 8 Tips For Using The K-12 Adaptive Learning Platform
How To Use IXL: 8 Tips For Using The K-12 Adaptive Learning Platform by TeachThought Staff IXL is a personalized learning platform used by over 400,000 teachers worldwide. It combines...
12 Ways To Make YouTube Safer For Children
YouTube offers effortless consumption of millions of videos. In the unsupervised hands of children, this presents a challenge.
How Twitter Can Help Students Write Better Thesis Statements
Tweets are limited to 280 characters--plenty for a well-written sentence. Ask students to tweet their thesis statements in one sentence.
How To Use Locked Mode On Google Chromebook
How To Use Locked Mode On Google Chromebook by TeachThought Staff We've talked about ways to use Google Classroom. Today, we're going to take a look at a simple feature...
The Use Of Advanced Technology To Support Education
Image attribution flickr user tulanepublicrelations The Use Of Advanced Technology To Support Education contributed by Anne Davis The limits of the modern classroom are, in many...
How To Use Flipgrid: A Guide For Teachers
How To Use Flipgrid: A Visual Guide For Teachers by TeachThought Staff What is Flipgrid? In short, Flipgrid is a free, education-focused platform to create and share short videos. Quick Overview:...
What Is The MAP Reading Fluency Test? A Literacy Assessment Tool For Teachers
What Is The MAP Reading Fluency Test? A Literacy Assessment Tool For Teachers by TeachThought Staff This is sponsored content. NWEA.org asked us to let you know about the tool...
6 Ways To Support Students Without Internet Access At Home
6 Ways To Support Students Without Internet Access At Home contributed by Maria Winters DiMarco We've discussed five reasons to teach digital literacy in the classroom. In reading Paul's post,...
The 20-20-20 Rule: Why Students Need To Take Screen Breaks
The 20-20-20 Rule: Why Students Need To Take Screen Breaks contributed by Jenna Smith Many students turn to online charter schools because of the flexibility those programs offer. In online...
