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How Windows 10 Can Support New Classroom Growth

By Matthew Lynch
November 11, 2020
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Are you a teacher looking to improve classroom growth in an easy and fun way for students? Maybe you have tried different resources, and they don’t seem to be working? Microsoft 10 is here to help support new classroom growth in a way that will engage everyone involved. 

Microsoft 10 Suite for Students and Teachers

Living in the 21st-century has changed the way students learn. Software companies have designed programs for the classroom that teachers can use to maximize student learning. One of the companies that has created programs particularly for students is Microsoft. 

Microsoft products have been developed for years, and the new Microsoft 10 operating system has been built specifically with students and teachers in mind. Microsoft has an online suite that is free for students and teachers to use in the classroom. This gives students access to products such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. 

Microsoft 10 is teacher and student-friendly for easier use in the classroom. Students have many resources available in one spot and can learn different skills while not switching between programs as frequently. This can create a more organized classroom with fewer transition times and more productivity. 

Microsoft has kept teachers in mind when developing this new software. A big problem that teachers face in the classroom is wasting time dealing with technology issues. Microsoft 10 has been specifically designed so teachers can troubleshoot problems independently; this can lead to less dependence on IT support and less waiting around. Also, Microsoft 10 has been built to exclusively support Microsoft approved apps so students cannot download things onto the devices that may cause them to become slow and break. 

Microsoft 10 and Growth Mindset

The ability to use technology helps promote self-confidence, which is an essential part of a growth mindset. Students who are confident in their abilities are more willing to try new things inside and outside the classroom. 

The applications on Microsoft 10 can also help students track their progress and reflect on their learning. Something as simple as a daily or weekly journal on Microsoft Word can promote student learning as they reflect on their own strengths and weaknesses. Having an online storage solution for these writing projects allows students to access their progress and see their learning without worrying about losing any written words. 

STEM and Microsoft 10 In the Classroom

With advances in technology there become new demands on students. Microsoft 10 has been specially designed to include STEM resources for the classroom so that students can learn new skills that will benefit them when they join the workforce. Microsoft 10 has many STEM lessons available to help students learn skills like coding, product development, and digital storytelling. These apps are amazing resources that are easy to use and will put your students at an advantage in post-secondary education and the workforce.  

Concluding Thoughts 

Microsoft 10 is a valuable resource for all classrooms. This operating system provides students and teachers with user-friendly programs and applications that will build a growth mindset and create a fun and exciting classroom environment. Remember, Microsoft 10 is free for teachers and students to use in the classroom, and they even have home products that can be purchased for cheap. Please consider Microsoft 10 for your classroom!

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