Free Writing Guides from Academic Help
Looking for an English Language Arts resource for your middle school and high school students? Academic Help has free writing guides.
Looking for an English Language Arts resource for your middle school and high school students? Academic Help has free writing guides.
Last month I featured a new tech tool that allows children to email safely. TocoMail provides a closed network for
YouTube is a terrific resource for teachers looking for content to share with students. There are tons of videos that
For teachers and students looking to mark up a text on their iPad, Easy Annotate is worth checking out. This
With this awesome app, teachers can scan and search books to access tons of information. Scholastic Book Wizard lets you
ScribeSense provides tools to backup student data, track the performance of your class and share data with parents and students.
Classroom management apps can be a great time saver and help you better organize your classroom, teaching work, and be
If you’re looking for an app to track conferences with your mobile device, check out Stream Reading. Designed for both
Class Charts is a behavior tracking technology tool that makes it easy for teachers to collect data in their classroom.
A fantastic scheduling tool, LifeNoted merges your calendar, notes, and photo taking in one powerful app. Perfect for busy teachers
The Math Learning Center has some fantastic apps and I’ve already shared two of my favorites: Geoboard and Number Pieces.
Students of all ages can benefit from the study skills they’ll develop when using gFlash+ a free flashcard app for
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