Want to incorporate technology into your class, but you're not sure where to start? A virtual math journal would be the perfect addition to your weekly or daily classroom routine.
Have the students add new concepts and vocabulary to their virtual alphabet math journal in Keynote. Use this as a way to review and to help students take ownership of their learning. It can be simple, or students can get creative depending on skillset.
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I totally agree! My students have loved using this resource to deepen their understanding of mathematical concepts!
Great idea, Alyssa! 🙌 And, such a great way for teaches to introduce more technology use in the classroom whilst simultaneously improving subject literacy.
Also, Keynote is perfect because students can also add photos, drawings, shapes (from the Shape Library), etc., to support the Math vocabulary development!
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February 27, 2025
Vocabulary is so important for students to be successful in math! And not only can they put the definitions, they can add animations to illustrate or recordings to explain further in their own words. What a great resource for them to have to reference to.
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