What’s Your Dream AI Tool For Teaching Gifted Students?
What might be some AI tools that would make your job more efficient, innovative, and/or exciting when it comes to teaching gifted students?
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10 Common Phrases Teachers Should Never Say to Students
A few years ago, I posted, “Actually, There is Such a Thing as a Stupid Question,” which listed some of the ridiculous questions I’ve asked my students in the past. In my latest post for Fusion, “10 Common Phrases Teachers Should Never Say to Students,” I’ve added to my inventory of transgressions. I confess that I’ve … Read more
6 Chrome Extensions I’m Lovin’ Right Now
When using the Chrome browser, it’s nice to snag a few free “Extensions” from the Chrome store to make life easier. When you add them, they appear on the top right of your browser window. Any time you want to disable an extension or find details about it, you click on the “hamburger” (3 horizontal lines) … Read more
Creativity Games
Creativity Games is a site that offers a weekly creativity game every Monday. There are also weekly challenges and resources offered. Although it seems to be aimed at an adult audience, I believe many of the ideas could be used with younger students as well. For example, I love the “New World Education Game” that … Read more
UDL Tech Toolkit
If you have not heard of Universal Design for Learning, also known as UDL, you might want to check out my post here that gives an introduction. You can also choose Universal Design for Learning from one of the categories on the right for additional posts on this topic. UPDATE 6/10/2020: Unfortunately, the resource below … Read more
SOLO Taxonomy
SOLO stands for “Structure of Observed Learning Outcomes”. I came across this taxonomy when I was researching another resource that I will be offering in tomorrow’s post. I thought it might be helpful to offer this one first just in case you, like me, have never heard of SOLO. The graphic below, taken from the … Read more