How To Teach Empathy In The Classroom
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Want to teach students empathy? Start by helping students themselves not, “How am I unique?” but rather “How are we the same?”
How-To
Read our how-to articles in order to learn how to implement all kinds of education-related tasks, from creating a self-grading assessment using Google Forms to beginning your first PBL unit.
How To Use Locked Mode On Google Chromebook [Updated]
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Locked Mode for Chromebooks means students can’t open up anything else but the assessment itself. That’s it.
How To Search Historical Newspaper Images Using Artificial Intelligence
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The tool uses artificial intelligence to help users to search visual content in American newspapers dating from 1789-1963.
How To Grade Assignments In Google Classroom
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In Google Classroom, you can give a numeric grade, leave comment-only feedback, or do both. You can also return assignments without grades.
How To Deal With A Difficult Parent
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In all of my years of teaching, I can count on one hand the number of ‘difficult parents’ I had to face. But when I did, it was extremely challenging.
How To Delete Your Twitter Account
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How do you delete your twitter account? The sequence is Settings and privacy –> Account –> Deactivate your account. Let’s take a look at each step.
How To Share Content Between Google Classroom And CK-12
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How do you share content from CK-12 to Google Classroom? Navigate to the lesson, then click: Choose–>Assign–>Google Classroom.
How To Play The ‘Count To Ten’ Team-Building Game
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Understanding how to play the ‘count to 10’ team-building game is about rules, timing, and sequence. Engaged students pick it up quickly.