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Combine Google Classroom and BookWidgets to superpower your digital classroom! In this episode, Kasey chats with Educational Technologist and BookWidgets expert, Sheryl Place. Sheryl shares the magic of BookWidgets, and how teachers can create engaging online activities that take worksheets from static to dynamic. Sheryl comes to the podcast with over 38 years of teachingContinue Reading

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Google gave us some great NEW features with tables inside Google Docs!
- Pin header rows
- Unsplittable rows
- Quickly add and arrange columns and rows
- Sort tables to organize data

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Yes! 15 Google Classroom Tips for Teachers! Google Classroom is one of the most popular digital tools for the K-12 classroom. Google Classroom has improved vastly over the years, and teachers have learned how to make the most of this flexible assignment manager and communication hub. I asked the members of the Shake Up LearningContinue Reading

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Although words such as “remote learning” and “distance learning” have been an undeniable part of the national conversation the last couple of years, the heart of every classroom is still the connection between a teacher and their students. With the right tools and resources, that connection can remain infinitely stronger than the wifi networks powering […]

The right little things can make the biggest difference. Anyone who reaches for the good scissors knows what we mean. Our Teacher Facebook Community shared their favorite classroom items under $40 that bring a million bucks’ worth of usefulness, relief, or ease to their school day. Take a look and find your new favorite deals! […]

With even the normal winter blues taking a backseat to the Omicron surge, it’s an especially challenging time to go back to the classroom. The Monday morning bell is ringing a little louder, though, for the classrooms that had a DonorsChoose project funded during December. Thanks to more than 185,000 generous donors and partners, more […]

From all of us at Flocabulary, Happy 2016! We’re pumped for another year of working with awesome educators to inspire students. But whether you’re in a Brooklyn office or the back of an ELA classroom, getting into the swing of things after the holidays can be tricky! Here are four ways to create a strong, positive culture in your classroom after break, inspired by these educators.

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Over the past two years, video’s role in the classroom has quickly expanded. When schools closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, many teachers turned to classroom video—including Flocabulary!—as a way to keep students engaged while learning remotely. But now, as students…

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Experts warn the pandemic’s interruption to in-person classroom learning – spanning 18 months in some communities – had serious consequences for students. 

 

Virtual platforms proved a poor substitute for in-person education, particularly for the social-emotional learning (SEL) crucial to keeping students engaged and motivated. Without in-person connections with teachers and other students, many students lagged projected academic gains, and in some cases, ceased participating altogether.  

 

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The reason that courseware has disappointed as a product category is that we failed to understand the product/market fit of the paper textbook.

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