Out with Answer Keys – In with QR Codes!
…could only be deciphered AFTER the problem was solved? Guess what? QR codes can do just that! How To Scan a QR Code You can make your own codes, but…
…could only be deciphered AFTER the problem was solved? Guess what? QR codes can do just that! How To Scan a QR Code You can make your own codes, but…
…will allow students to use a homework code to work at their own pace without teacher control. This code can be used at home as well so students can review…
…code. That way if it doesn’t work for some reason, you can provide them with the correct code. Click here to find these FREE gift certificates on TpT! Gift Card…
What do you get when you cross response clickers with QR codes? Wait for it…. Plickers! Plickers is a free, totally innovative, web-based tool that combines the best of response…
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…Month. But I’ll bet you didn’t know that it’s International Friendship Month, too! Every minute counts during the school day, so seasonal activities MUST meet the same standards we apply…
…this list or not. Beth Douglas – I give a teacher “survival” kit…a teacher bag of duct tape, m&ms, Tylenol, red pens, band aids, a coffee mug…all those things a…
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…engage your students. The live webinar is over, but you can sign up to watch a free replay of Interactive Teaching with Plickers. One reason I love Plickers, besides the…
…be a sign of learning rather than as a sign of failure. But I didn’t know that when we make a mistake, our brain responds physically with increased electrical activity…
…best place to start is with your own thought patterns and attitudes.” You might read those words and think, “I’ll bet she’s never been in a situation like mine.” However,…
…was probably fun for both you and your students … maybe a hands-on math lesson, a science investigation, or a cooperative learning activity. But I’ll bet it was more than…
