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Student Digital Journal Template
Teachers can utilize this Student Journal Template in any course. (This originally was made for an Interpersonal Relationships course at the high school level). Within the template, teachers can edi…
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Patterns & Cycles in Space
(7th Grade) Science students designed a model that shows one of the patterns & cycles. (Topics: Seasons, Planetary Orbits, Eclipses, Orbits of Asteroids or Comets, Lunar Phases). They created an …
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SimCity Urbanisation Journal
After working hard on their Geography, my Year 8 class had earned some free time at the end of the lesson. I went around chatting with the students and saw a few playing SimCity Build It. It looked s…
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Holiday Loops with GarageBand
From school concerts to caroling, the winter/holiday season is always full of music. As a kid, I loved the music from the Nutcracker (especially the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy) but it just didn't …
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Drawing for Learning with the Sketches School App (Video Tutorials Included!)
As a long time sketchnoter, I have learned from experience that drawing is a powerful strategy that can impact recall and processing of information. Studies have shown that those who draw as a part o…
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You Tube Channel Link
My education YouTube Channel includes instructional videos related to Secondary English Language Arts. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfPZXiTYnLQnKvepXVleG0w
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Nominate a teacher: Teachers in their Power
Hi friends! Some of you may know me from when I worked on Apple's Worldwide Education team, especially the Apple Learning Coach program. I'm currently working on a storytelling project called Teacher…
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Apps for supporting students with SEND
Hey all, Just a broad call for any apps that are working really well to support students with SEN - this can be as wide-ranging as apps/software that support students with dyslexia using iPads, throu…
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GarageBand for Every Learner
In what ways have you used GarageBand to make music creation accessible to every learner? Would love to see some discussion and/or lesson ideas around this.
