How to Give Students Choice in an Inclusive Classroom
In an inclusive classroom, you can give students choices on what learning activities they try while checking for understanding.
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In an inclusive classroom, you can give students choices on what learning activities they try while checking for understanding.
Learn how using comics in education settings provides students with a creative way to apply what they have learned about science topics.
Whitney Aragaki joins to unpack the term place-based instruction and delve into how to put this important pedagogy into action with students.
Karol Górnowicz, CEO of Skriware, joins to discuss the importance of STEAM education and the connection to vocational education.
Teaching STEAM concepts across the curriculum is possible with intentional integration throughout different subject areas.
How do your students chronicle and reflect on their learning? Video journals can be a powerful tool for learning and self-reflection.
Hear about smart searching strategies and skill-building activities to set up students for success when navigating online spaces.
How can you actually use comics in your classroom? There are lots of ways to use comics with students this school year.
What will you find on this list? In this blog post, I’ll highlight some of the most popular Easy EdTech Podcast episodes from this year.
In this episode, you’ll hear all about different strategies for tech-friendly discussions that promote collaboration in your classroom.
This season, you can create a colorful, animated winter video. I have a favorite free tool to share with you that makes it quick and easy.
This episode all about considerations for any educator helping students foster classroom connections over video while hosting a guest expert.
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