Author: Matthew Lynch
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Google Classroom Tip #22: Co-Teaching
Are you familiar with the term co-teaching? If not, co-teaching is having two or more certified teachers in the classroom sharing responsibility for teaching all or ... -
Assistive Technology to Help Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Succeed Academically
Children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) experience a variety of symptoms that can cause challenges in the classroom. Most of them will have some difficulty ... -
Google Classroom Tip #21: Confidential Student Reporting
All over the world, many students are afraid of attending school for fear of being bullied or harassed by a classmate or even a teacher. How ... -
Using Digital Tools to Handle Challenging Behavior Issues
Almost every teacher struggles with managing inappropriate behavior in the classroom. To some, it can feel like trying to play whack-a-mole: the teacher is trying to ... -
Assistive Technology to Help Students with Learning Disabilities Succeed Academically
Learning disabilities can affect students in a variety of ways, ranging from difficulty with reading to struggles with basic math problems. These issues can be difficult ... -
Google Classroom Tip #20: Community Outreach
Have you ever heard the saying: “it takes a village to raise a child.” If not, it merely means that to help a child to grow ... -
Reconceptualizing Homework in the Digital Age
Pretty soon, students will need to find a new excuse other than the proverbial, “the dog ate my homework.” After all, most dogs don’t seem too ... -
Making the Most of Your Edtech Conference
At a recent edtech conference in Austin, Texas, there were over 40,000 devices connected to the network at the convention hall. This suggests, perhaps better than ... -
Google Classroom Tip #19: Multiple Intelligences
Are you familiar with the term multiple intelligences? If not, it refers to a theory proposed by educational psychologist Howard Gardner, suggesting that certain areas of ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Assessments
Assessments are crucial to evaluate how well our students are doing in the class and how effective our teaching methods are. Using the old methods, educators ...
