Google Slides may be used to create and share presentations and make editable documents.
In person-students may work on a presentation together
Virtual students may fill in answers
I use Google Slides daily to make editable documents for students who aren't in class.
This is an especially important tool for quarantined students. It helps them keep up with classwork. It can be graded and returned to students.
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Student completing while absent.
Videos aligned to classroom content which asks comprehension questions along the way.
In person-may be used as activator or summarizer
Virtually-may be used as a teaching tool to summarize content from class
Used as formative assessments-quick assessment of content covered
Students enjoy the engaging videos. It helps visual learners and students who need to see alternate techniques.
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Students completed review lesson.
Teacher is given a breakdown of each question.
Online assessment tool
In person-students can compete to get the most answers correct in the shortest amount of time
Virtually-can be assigned as review/homework
Used as review of standards before assessments
Questions, along with competition, makes for a fun/competitive learning environment.
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Google tool which is a digital whiteboard.
Students may use as a preview or ticket out the door.
I have students make sticky notes to answer questions. They are placed in Jamboard.
Students enjoy placing sticky notes up on board instead of on the wall. It is automatically saved so it can be reviewed/discussed the following day.
Students answering how to divide fractions.
Students telling what they know about the distributive property.
Online tool which is game based
Students in class and virtual may review classroom content.
Used as a preview and review of standards taught within the classroom.
Students are engaged and competitiveness makes them eager to learn and practice.
overall scores on each assessment
shows percentage of questions missed