
Expression: The old (new)-fashion ways
We all have students in our classes who struggle to express their thoughts, ideas, and responses in writing. Consider the frustration and embarrassment of the student. Imagine how it must feel each time writing is assigned. What kinds of attitudes about school, learning, and himself does this foster? Fortunately, there is a support available. Google offers a free speech-to-text feature in google.docs called Voice Typing. It's quick, accurate, and easy to use. Consider us

Digital Posters
Have you tried Padlet yet? Yes? Then, move on! (You are probably already hooked.) If not, let's check it out. Go to padlet.com and take 30 seconds to create a digital, interactive poster for your students. All you have to do is click on the center of the screen and type a word, phrase, quote, sentence, or question. Images and videos work, too. Provide students with the address and away you go. Students can respond to you and each other. It's instant. Below you can see