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New Google for Education tools for how you teach, learn and manageToday at ISTE, we’re introducing new tools in Google Workspace for Education and Chromebooks.

The ULTIMATE Google Slides teacher resourceThe ULTIMATE Google Slides teacher resourceAt one point, creating a slideshow presentation to show to the class was cutting-edge classroom

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20 ways to build classroom community and relationshipsAny teacher who has taught for any amount of time will point to one key factor for teaching success.Relationships.Having solid relationships with your

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The Gmail survival guide for busy teachersEmail can consume our lives. With some strategies, though, we can minimize the impact it has. Here are some tips to help with email overwhelm. Does it

A Minimalist Approach to Instructional DesignInstead of insisting that more is better, a sustainable approach to curriculum planning embraces doing less, but better.

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