3 Ways A Plagiarism Checker Can Help Students
Can a plagiarism checker actually help students? This type of tool can help student writers as they strengthen their craft and write better.
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Can a plagiarism checker actually help students? This type of tool can help student writers as they strengthen their craft and write better.
What is flipped learning? Educational leaders and authors, Martha Ramirez and Carolina R. Buitrago, join to talk flipped learning and differentiate instruction.
If you’re exploring PBL for the first time or simply looking for project based learning ideas, Hāpara can make project based learning easier.
Looking for new and creative ways to use storyboards in your classroom? Here are seven lesson ideas and storyboard examples for students.
I’ll share some of my favorite virtual reality discussion prompts you can tailor to different learning experiences.
If you’re curious about how to put minimalist classroom strategies into action, then this episode is for you!
Explore this list of five creative ways to share your passions along with creative classroom ideas featuring lots of activities for students.
In this episode, I share how educators can use a comic strip lesson to motivate reluctant readers and inspire students as creators.
I have eleven free podcasts for kids to share with you. All of these are ready for you to press play on straight from Google Podcasts.
Wondering how to bring comic strips into your next project? Your students can create comic strips in Google Slides.
What are your plans for end of year projects? As you approach the end of the school year, a new project or activity idea with Tract.
Professor of sociology and author of Redefining Geek, Dr. Cassidy Puckett shares the five hidden habits of tech-savvy teens.
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