How to Share Long-Range Plans with Google Slides
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Long-range plans. What does this term bring to mind? A set of dusty, blue binders – full of obsolete plans that took months to create – pop into my brain.…
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How to Make Lesson Plans with Google Slides
When you make lesson plans with Google Slides, your teaching life becomes organized. Just create a template you like. Then save it as the background of a Google Slide. Insert…
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How to Organize Curriculum with Google Sites
You can organize curriculum and easily share it with Google Sites. Whether you arrange your teaching around standards, topics, or calendars, Sites will do the trick. What’s more? You can…
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How to Get a Flipped Classroom with Google Sites
Flipped classroom gives you more class time. Just store media in a Google Site. Then ask kids to review it at home. You can link text, graphics, audio, and visual…
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How to Make Classic Google Sites Unit Plans
Classic Google Sites unit plans organize lessons in a logical manner. When you create a curricular website, resources immediately become polished and professional. In addition, you can link relevant videos,…
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How to Differentiate Your Biography Research Project
Biography research projects can engage your entire class. Just use the Goldilocks principle. In other words, the process shouldn’t be too easy or too hard. Instead, it should be just…
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3 Proven Ways to Plan Differentiation for Your Classroom
Differentiation comes in three types. First, teachers can alter the content. That’s easy. Second, they can vary the process, or activity. Finally, teachers can change up products. (more…)
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Teachers Are Ultimately Responsible for Student Learning
Student learning. Whose responsibility is it anyway? Unfortunately, this question can cause a lot of finger pointing. Parents may point to teachers. At the same time, teachers point to students.…
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How Morning Reflection Develops Teacher Metacognition
As a teacher, morning reflection powerfully directs your day. You don’t need to get up earlier or change your routine. Instead, just shift your way of thinking. (more…)
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6 Things Zumba Made Me Know About Teaching
Sometimes we learn about teaching in the most unlikely places. As Ms. Sneed began a new Zumba class, for example, there was a definite learning curve. “Is this how my…
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