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After surviving the process of learning a complex process, students need to organize their thoughts.  Canva allows students to create a poster that can be used to study for the upcoming test or even a final exam. Click here to visit the site for yourself!

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Edpuzzle Enhances the Math Video Experience

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Edpuzzle Enhances the Math Video Experience

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Once video lessons are completed, this is a great way to add accountability to its viewing.  Edpuzzle allows you to interject short questions and comments into the video.  Students must answer the questions (extended response or multiple choice) before they are able to move on.  Their responses are recorded for correctness and can be used as a homework assignment.  Click here to visit the Edpuzzle site.

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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Need quick feedback for data driven teaching?  Implement a brief google form for students to give quick and discrete feedback using a 1 to 5 rating scale and a space for extra questions or concerns.  These values can be sent to a spreadsheet, allowing you to sort through students' understanding level and direct your next lesson plan or collaboration activity.  Click here to preview a sample of an exit pass.  Click here to see a cheap version of its spreadsheet.

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For some lessons, students can learn through trial-and-error.  Blind Kahoot! presents the information in such a way to guide students to a better understanding of the material.  Click here to view a video discussing ways to implement a blind Kahoot!

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Review games can be created using the Kahoot! website.  Students are allowed to participate individually or as a team to think through questions.  Click here to visit the Kahoot! website.

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What better way to learn than at your own pace?  Students have access to watch videos of my lessons anytime and anywhere.  This allows students to keep up on sick days and catch up without relying completely on me taking time to personally reteach everything.  Click here to preview a sample of one of my recorded lessons.

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Students have complete online access to support materials from Pearson's textbook site.  On this page, they are allowed access to an online textbook and "Virtual Nerd" presentations for each section.  Click here for a short example of how virtual nerd is presented.

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Students can easily reach any of my flipped classroom lessons by clicking the topic header on my teacher webpage.  The image takes students directly to my YouTube channel where topics are able to be found directly at any time.  Click here to visit my YouTube channel

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Students get the best level of practice with immediate feedback using MathXL to assess their understanding of the lesson. The image below is a screenshot of one of the questions from an assignment

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Students have instant access to my classroom resources by visiting this location on my teacher webpage.  Click here to visit the page for yourself.

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Students use google classroom as a base for assignment communication.  Google docs and links are easily reached with the click of a button.  Click here to go to the actual google classroom site.