Google Classroom Tips
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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 ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
Google Classroom Tip #18: How to Facilitate Collaboration
No man is an island. At some point in our lives, we have to ask people for help or work with others to accomplish ... -
Google Classroom Tip #17: How to Boost Parental Involvement
For students to be successful, teachers and parents must work together. Unfortunately, in many districts, parental involvement is at an all-time low. Teachers are ... -
Google Classroom Tip #15: Behavior Management
Dealing with bad behavior in the classroom can be frustrating. It can prevent teachers from teaching and students from learning. So what can you ... -
Google Classroom Tip #16: Handling Student Discipline
Nobodies perfect, and this includes your students. From time to time, they will test limits, question your authority, or flat out incite a riot ... -
Google Classroom Tip # 14: Birthday Wall
Design a birthday wall in Google Docs or Google Drawings. Update the wall each month and upload to Classroom to celebrate student birthdays. I ... -
Google Classroom Tip #12: Create Bellringers
Post a bellringer assignment for students to work on when they enter the classroom. Daily bellringers can be posted by creating a new question ...
