More Hexagonal Thinking Ideas
There are endless ways to use Hexagonal Thinking in your classroom! Here are some examples, and even a time-saving suggestion for using AI!
Universal Design for Learning
5 SMART Ways to Engage Your Students with Lumio
Increase engagement in your classroom with @Go_LumioPLN, a free product that’s user-friendly for teachers and encourages collaboration and involvement from students.
Levaraging the Immersive Reader tool during Virtual Learning
For one of my current consulting jobs I am making short how-to videos for different technology tools that are helpful in distance learning. One of the recent ones that I have been recommending to teachers has been the Immersive Reader tool from Microsoft, which can be used within many of the company’s own products, like … Read more
UDL for Remote Classrooms
My latest post for the NEO blog is, Applying Universal Design for Learning in Remote Classrooms. I know that many educators are still concerned about what the beginning of the new school year will bring, but this article will give you many helpful tools regardless of your upcoming situation. Universal Design for Learning is all … Read more
The Myth of Average
I was reading a book by Ken Robinson the other day that reminded me of this video. I knew I had posted the video on my blog at some point, but didn’t realize that it was three years ago. It definitely bears making an encore appearance. In this TEDx Talk by Todd Rose, you will hear … Read more
iCivics Drafting Board
It’s been awhile since I’ve visited the iCivics site. You can see my last post about it here (2012!). The site, founded by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, offers interactives, games, and lesson plans for learning about civics. And it’s all free! There is a lot of curriculum available on the site, and teachers can log … Read more