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https://youtu.be/aybs-j5jaA4

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Video: Parent Communication Apps (10 min)

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Video: Parent Communication Apps (10 min)

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Here is a video comparing some popular parent communication apps!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty-q221ww0I

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1d-4PDAFtmTYymutoERe__oaxif-bF8gRyXzb0rkC2BM/edit#gid=0

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Video: Seating Chart Spreadsheet (3.5 min)

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Video: Seating Chart Spreadsheet (3.5 min)

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This excel spreadsheet is used to sort students into high-low pairs. High-low pairs is both an effective instructional and an effective classroom management technique. "Low" students are now sitting with a student who can give them help, and "high" students further their understanding of content by tutoring their partner.

https://youtu.be/5s7Ub7VzEKw

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Video: How to sort an excel spreadsheet (4.5 min)

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Video: How to sort an excel spreadsheet (4.5 min)

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https://youtu.be/W10IBgeZLgI

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In the attached folder, you will see one sample seating chart (feel free to save it!) and the "quiz results" of five sample classes. Periods 1 and 2 took a different quiz than Periods 4, 5 and 6 (you may notice they have a different amount of questions). For each sample class, apply filters to sort the student results high-low or low-high.  Then, highlight the student names and copy it into the sixth tab of the seating chart document to see your high-low seating chart populate automatically!

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Many of the resources listed below come in free and paid versions.  After trying many out (over the course of your career), if you find one that is particularly useful to your department, I would recommend asking administration to upgrade your team to the paid version!

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Information on Open Educational Resources (OERs)

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Information on Open Educational Resources (OERs)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G4uhMcEyTzi3bLVm2H0cAROfNhNcdqR0r6joemylXZQ/edit

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Return to Sac CT and answer the question in the Module 1 discussion forum! Which lesson-planning tool or open educational resource do you think will be helpful in your classroom?