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The cloud-based Lightspeed Classroom Management is a disruption to classroom device monitoring technology. Competing solutions rely on teachers to continuously monitor classroom device activity as it happens. In theory, live monitoring solutions help educators pinpoint students who are off-task or falling behind; in practice, teachers struggle to track the activity of 30 students at a time and monitoring all those screens keeps teachers tied to their devices.

In those rare anime that involve a school setting, classrooms are always laid out with the windows to the students' left. I've wracked my brain and the only exception I can think of is Non-Non Biyori.

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Cygwin has a much more complete *nix environment easily available with hundreds (thousands?) of additional packages and X11 Windows; but with the other options available and depending on whether you also do/do not want them to have a Unix-like interface and X11 windows it might not be what you want. I adore it, but there are a lot of other options, as mentioned. Works great with fpm(1) too, but so do some of the others.

The students participated in one-on-one experiments in which they did 30 minutes of activities that included a proofreading exercise, a speech and a mental math exercise. Following the activities, the students were given an attention test, then a 10-minute break in the classroom and another attention test following the break. These tests asked students to repeat a series of numbers in the same and reverse order in which they heard the numbers.

The findings: Students did better on the attention tests given after the break if they were in a classroom with a green view, Li said. Those students showed a 13 percent increase in performance following the break. There was no statistical difference in performance for the students in the windowless room or the room with a view onto a built space.

D.C. police are searching for the shooters responsible for killing a teen in Southeast. A nearby elementary school was put on lockdown after bullets shattered two classroom windows. FOX 5's Sierra Fox reports from outside police headquarters with the latest.

The Hideaway Helper classroom door window shade is a simple solution to school safety needs. In an emergency, simple pull on the Velcro tab to release the door window shade. It takes only seconds for the safety shade to drop into place to completely cover the window.

In an emergency, pull on the Velcro tab to release the Hideaway Helper classroom door window covering. It takes only seconds for the safety shade to drop into place to completely cover the window. To return the classroom security blind to its original position, simply roll it back up and secure it in place with the Velcro tab. The Hideaway Helper lockdown shade is now ready to be used again.

The Hideaway Helper Extension Strap is the perfect accessory for safety shades that cover windows located in high or hard to reach places. This extension strap allows you to release the Hideaway Helper lockdown shade into place while standing at floor level.

Security blinds and roller shades are time consuming to close in the event of a lockdown emergency and are more difficult to install. Installation of classroom security blinds or roller shades often requires the use of additional hardware and tools, altering the structure of a door or wall, and may not be compatible on all doors or window areas. In addition, many blinds and roller shades do not meet the standards held by local fire codes.

Obviously, this is the least expensive choice but the most ineffective. Not only is it time consuming, it also poses a fire hazard and is not guaranteed to be blackout. It is not an effective security solution to have windows covered with paper at all times.

As mentioned before, Hideaway Helper lockdown shades are made of high quality, fire-retardant, blackout fabric. In addition, they deploy within seconds to completely block the view into a room during a lockdown drill or emergency situation. When they are not in use, our lockdown shades remain in a rolled position which allows proper view into a classroom or office.

Having Velcro at the bottom also increases the likelihood for future maintenance. Imagine an elementary classroom full of children who love to touch and pick at everything. There is no chance for a Velcro strip or tabs to stay stuck to the door for a long period of time! The tabs simply become a nuisance and require additional work and costs to the maintenance team.

Compatibility for ALL window covering applications is necessary. Our window covering will work for any window application. The lockdown shade we offer works on inset windows, sidelights, door windows, and other window areas.

Oftentimes, schools will order our window coverings and simply hand them out for teachers or other staff to install on their own classroom or office door. Other buildings may opt to have their maintenance department hang all of the security shades. The bottom line is that our shades are so incredibly easy to install, anyone can do it!

I recently joined a school security assessment team for a newly constructed elementary school. The design reflected modern trends emphasizing transparency, openness, creativity, and collaboration in education. Reflecting on the elementary school I attended (50 years ago!), I was struck by the differences between my childhood school and the school I recently visited. The two facilities look different. The concrete walls of my school have been replaced by glass, both on the outside and throughout the interior, including floor-to-ceiling glass walls in the media center, cafeteria, and classroom pods.

Transparency in school design is here to stay. But some elements, like glass-walled classrooms, are controversial when placing students at risk. Given such concerns, I have sought to balance the design trend of transparency and the need to provide for the safety of students and staff.

As mentioned earlier, many of the new school designs place classrooms in pods or groups centered around an area for collaboration and multisensory learning. Each pod has a hallway, and the classrooms are designed on each side of the hall. Because a pod has an individual hallway, some designs automatically lock the hallway doors so that a pod can be sealed off to prevent unauthorized entry.

Building upon the point above, such pods can be designed with stairwells on the exterior wall. The stairwells can be hardened with wall construction and film on glass windows. If there is a shooting threat at the school, students can move from their classroom to the stairwell to hide in a secure area with significant ballistic resistance. Of course, another emerging trend is to have big glass in stairwells. In this case, bullet-resistant film or other glass treatment would be needed to harden the stairwell.

A New York Times simulation shows how proper ventilation and filtration in classrooms can make schools much safer from COVID-19 transmission. The visualization was created with input from healthy buildings expert Joseph Allen of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

All of the participants can turn on/off their camera by using the button at the bottom of the screen. By clicking the little triangle next to the camera icon, additional changes to camera settings can be set. Read more about Camera Controls in the virtual classroom

There are a variety of different options for schools to reinforce their windows against active threat attacks. These range from non-ballistic, containment-grade school window reinforcement to ballistic, bullet-resistant classroom glazing.

If a classroom is under attack by an active threat attempting to shoot through its windows, this buys valuable time for individuals inside the room to react by getting down, taking cover, and waiting for the police to arrive and neutralize the shooter.

Non-ballistic school glazing still creates a physical barrier to forced entry and provides classroom access denial to protect lives and give the police or FBI time to arrive during an active threat incident.

As a result, BigBlueButton has been deeply embedded into major learning management systems used worldwide. It has been adopted by Canvas, Moodle Cloud, Sakai, Jenzabar, D2L, and Schoology as their default virtual classroom. Together, these vendors comprise more than 75% of the worldwide market for LMS systems. Every day, millions of educators, and learners around the world, in over 65 languages, use BigBlueButton for their online classes. At 8:30 am, the world starts teaching with BigBlueButton.

These features build on other new innovations which will become available in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update this summer. In the modern classroom, students should be able to write notes on their device as they would on paper, ask questions of their personal digital assistant and trust their security is protected. Windows 10 is designed with security in mind, with features like Windows Defender, Device Guard and Windows Hello. And the Windows 10 Anniversary Update delivers new innovations to help kids learn, including:

From South Africa to Australia to Puerto Rico to the US, schools are already embracing Windows 10. With the new enhancements coming in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, we look forward to making it even easier for classrooms to become more productive with Windows 10.

In a typical classroom situation, you have to appeal to a variety of learning styles. Some students are aural learners and others are visual learners. Some learn better by rote and others learn better by establishing logical connections between concepts. Your challenge, as the classroom teacher, is to address all learning styles simultaneously.

Ingeniously designed and user-friendly, Classroom Maestro is a must for the creative teacher. Originally intended for classroom use, as the title suggests, do not be misled: it is most suitable for individual instruction.Paul Sheftel