If you know me, you know I’m a huge fan of all things Google. One of the main Google systems I use is Google Classroom, but I wasn’t always good at it. It took me quite a bit of trial and error to get the… Read More »6 Mistakes I Made When I First Set Up Google Classroom
Whether you’re going back virtually or in person, these tech essentials are game-changing for amping up your video chat engagement for teaching math!
Isn’t it frustrating when you can’t get to school, but your teacher planner is with you at home? This blog post shares with you 3 ways to go digital!
Google Forms can be used for more than assessments. Here are 15+ ways to use forms to keep yourself organized and as a tool for teaching in your classroom!
This is a comprehensive list of free online assessment tools that every teacher can use in their physical and virtual classroom to collect data effectively!
Declutter your digital workspace by following these steps to make searching for anything on your desktop effortless! Grab a free checklist at the end.
I wrote about some awesome things you could do with Google Sheets in this post, but I completely understand that it can be quite an intimidating app. I’m not going to lie – it was my least favorite up until last year. It wasn’t until… Read More »5 Not-So-Secret Features Ease Your Google Sheets Experience!
These three extensions have been saving me a ton of time with distance learning and keep my students engaged throughout my lessons.
One of my favorite and most versatile apps of G Suite is Google Slides. The amount of different activities you can have students do with them is amazing! Last year, I had my students create a GIF with Google Slides and it was said to be the best project of the year. With that, I bring you five things you can do with Google Slides that you didn’t know you could do!
Student engagement is a struggle in the classroom, but you can bring your strategies from your brick & mortar classroom to your virtual one easily. Read about these two strategies that I use to enhance student engagement.
Determine which way to share an assignment is best for you and your students. This post walks you through the three ways and some ideas for each!
To teach math remotely is definitely a new challenge for teachers. Here are a few things you can do to keep students engaged while virtually teaching them.