If you’ve never conducted a fishbowl discussion in your classroom, you and your students are missing out. Similar to a Socratic Seminar, fishbowl discussions are
Before beginning my teaching career, I had an idea what my classroom and teaching style would be like. This idea was more than likely created
By the end of the school year, we have our classrooms running like well-oiled machines. The students know what to do, when to do it,
If you aren’t using Google Forms in your classroom yet, you and your students are missing out on the limitless possibilities Google Forms offers. Here
This is the second post in a series of blog posts about using Google Forms in your classroom. Visit HERE to see the first post.
One of the things I love the most about teaching literature is teaching characterization. Authors devote countless hours to creating their characters, and as readers,
Out of all of the different resources available to teachers in the Google Apps for Education platform, Google Forms is, in my opinion, one of
Using Google Apps in the classroom makes conducting short and sustained research projects easier than ever with a built-in research tool. Seeing as how my
It’s a common phrase many teachers have heard time and time again: never care more about a student’s grade than they do. I first heard