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Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Principles to Actions Book Club [phases]

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Inspired by Kaneka Turner 's #ShadowCon16 talk , I decided to form a  Principles to Actions book club during the summer of 2016. Sorry...
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Friday, April 22, 2016

Open Middle and Google Docs

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A few weeks ago Kassie , a teacher I support, came up with a great idea.  The idea was inspired by one of our other Digital Learning Coaches...
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Monday, March 14, 2016

Classroom Clock Questions

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I'm curious about the precious classroom time we [math] teachers have with students. Enlighten me . Please take 1 minute to fill out...
Monday, February 15, 2016

My Tech Tools [Kahoot!]

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Here is a tool that does not meet my criteria : Kahoot! •  Capture Anyone can log in. There's no Google login like Pear Deck , Desmo...
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My Tech Tools [Google Forms]

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Google Forms •  Capture I like using Google Forms to quickly capture student estimates and their thinking behind it. Since my district is ...

My Tech Tools [Desmos]

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Desmos Activities (Activity Builder) •  Capture Not completely necessary, but students  can  log in with a Google account. One benefit to ...
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My Tech Tools [Pear Deck]

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Pear Deck •  Capture Because each student  must  log in with a Google account, the teacher can use the teacher dashboard to know which stu...
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My Tech Tools

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In a recent post, I defined what's important to me,  my tech tool criteria , and a video version too. I want to be clear, this is a ver...
Sunday, March 8, 2015

A Jammed Rational-Irrational War, Stacking Cups Week

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Some cool stuff happened this week. Well at least I think it was cool. Monday :  One of my math fellows was observed by other math t...
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Friday, February 27, 2015

Ask Your Students About 3 Pictures

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A few months ago, I asked for some input regarding your experience with photocopiers as I prepare for a session on error analysis. Thanks ...
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Sunday, January 25, 2015

Using Google Forms and Sheets

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If you've ever used Estimation 180, you'll notice there's a Google Form  on each day where anyone in the world can input their e...
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