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Classroom, Math, Teaching

How to Establish Strong Routines to Increase Student Voice

July 30, 2019 Leave a Comment

After an observation my first year teaching, my principal told me, “I noticed you said ‘shh’ a lot.” Management issues aside, this piece of feedback was very indicative of my (then) idea of an ideal classroom. Over the years, I’ve learned to push the value of student voices in my classroom and added some newRead More

Classroom, Teaching

How to Set Up Your Whiteboard

July 23, 2019 Comments : 4

As summer winds down, many of us are starting to plan for back to school and dreaming up what we want our classrooms to look like. (No? Just me? Okay.) In the next few blog posts, I will walk you through parts of my room. If you are like first year me and have noRead More

Lifestyle, Teaching

How to Enjoy a Guilt Free Teacher Summer

July 13, 2019 Leave a Comment

Until this past week, I’ve been enjoying a lot of structured relaxation. As soon as school let out in June, Fred and I headed to Seattle for my sister’s graduation from the University of Washington. From there, we went on a 10-day trip to Maui and Oahu. Every day in Hawaii, Fred planned a packedRead More

Classroom, Teaching, Uncategorized

How I Stocked My Classroom For Free

July 3, 2019 Leave a Comment

This post from my friend Tiff @tiffinthemiddle SCREAMED to me and I immediately reposted it to my instagram story with a million clapping hands surrounding it. Every year, before school starts, Fred will always ask, “How much did you spend this year?” and I’ll either reply, “I lost the receipts” or “$100 something *casual shrug*”Read More

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It’s been a while but I pulled Whiteboard.fi bac It’s been a while but I pulled Whiteboard.fi back out today! Yesterday during my induction meeting, a teacher shared that they’ve been using it with students then had students submit the downloaded images through Canvas. I had to try it! We got went through fewer examples than I anticipated but that was okay because it was a lot of teaching procedures Click the flag below this picture to reference for later.

Procedures I explicitly taught today:

Whiteboard.fi: 1.) There is no submit button. Everything students put on their end automatically show up on mine. 2.) On the student’s screen there is a toggle teacher board button. This will allow students to see my work. Aka they will only need to stay on one screen. 3.) The button next to the red trash can with the downward arrow is your download button. Save the slide as a PNG.

Canvas: I decided to make the assignment a text upload so that student can submit multiple images and I can quickly check them in speedgrader. I taught students to click the box with the sun and mountain, click the rocketship, go to downloads and insert the image you saved. It will be labeled as drawing.png. 

Swipe to see the screens I had up during the lessons. When I explicitly taught the procedures I alternated between sharing screen of the teacher and student view.

Let me know below what your favorite practice platform is in online learning!
I love the chat function in zoom. It feels super l I love the chat function in zoom. It feels super low risk and is a quick way for me to assess how my students are doing. Something I’ve been trying to add into my virtual teacher toolbox is this phrase here. In one of my class they send EVERYTHING to me privately and when I ask for the answers it is *crickets*. When I started to say, “Send me, ‘I don’t know’ if you’re looking at this problem and you literally have no idea what it’s asking...” I was able to get more engagement to hook them in for a quick reteach and then reassess.

What is your favorite part of the chat function?
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