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I could use Hyperdocs to deliver the HS orientation materials and then the students would also have a digital reference to refer back to later if they need to.

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Resources for teachers during PLT and department meetings.

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Resources for teachers during PLT and department meetings.

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Provide primary sources for students to explore when covering topics in class.

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Hyperdocs can engage students in a topic in an introductory manner, prior to a deeper dive.

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Teaching politcal/economic systems in the Industrial Revolution unit of 10th grade World History.

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Getting students to integrate technology in a meaningful way, allowing them to engage with primary & secondary sources.

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Novel - Unwind

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Use hyperdocs on sub days to keep your kids engaged and your subs happy! Kids can also use headphones which keeps them from distracting eachother. Create some kind of formative assessment at the end to hold accountability and keep focus. Imagine! Your kids will actually learn something when you aren't there!!!!

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Reflect, analyze and comment on the work of peers.

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My PLT is working on converting the analog interactive binders/notebooks we use for our major literature units to hyperdoc units.

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I was sick for multiple days, and made a hyperdoc for students to learn while I wasn't there

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To create a way to prepare the EL students for the upcoming ELPAC and give time to practice their listening, reading, and writing skills. Not sure how to help them with the speaking skill yet...

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I would like to explore and find/remix a HyperDoc to use in my research unit for my juniors.

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Using hyperdocs and my google maps to have students create their own map and explore geography of different regions.

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Use hyperdocs to have students explore their own school or hometown, telling the amazing stories of others

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Individual assessment for Escape Room

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Use Hyperdocs in Math for ideas.

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Students jigsaw to distribute their effort and learn from each other, but a hyper doc combined with jigsaw can allow for students to do their "assigned part", but then explore further and share with a broader audience.

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Would love to use the 6 Word Memoir HyperDoc with my staff during the opening staff meeting and then posting their slides to the website and/or at Open House.

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Why do you think math matters in your life?
Explain with a suitable example.

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I would use this to have an overall view of what I am teaching over a semester. When I make changes to curriculum it will be easy for students to go and look at it.

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Getting into the rolls of peasants, knights & lords of the Middle Ages

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Create a virtual museum tour for the Renaissance.

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Create a virtual museum tour for the Renaissance.

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Going deeper into the student inquiry process.

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We cover four Pharaohs of ancient Egypt in our curriculum and their architectural accomplishments. I have students visit many different sources (Google earth, museums, etc) during our unit of study. Hyperdoc will allow me to organize the information all in one place and guide their learning.

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Teach students at a young age how the body reacts to stress so they in turn can develop tools to acknowledge and overcome anxiety.

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Advocacy and Self Care

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Blog | Explore STEM Insights from Pitsco Education

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Discover hands-on STEM tips, resources, and insights on Pitsco Education’s Blog. Empower students, inspire educators, and connect learning to the real world.

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To break down extended writing assignments 

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To break down extended writing assignments 

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The Jacksons - Blame It On the Boogie (Official Video)

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I could use hyperdocs to make social studies more engaging for my students.

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Use it with our narrative writing prompts about bullying.

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Use it with our narrative writing prompts about bullying.

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students could explore about an author

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Getting 8th Grade AVID students ready for HS

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Getting 8th Grade AVID students ready for HS

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Explore HS A-G requirements and what they may find interesting in high school.

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Students can explore the immune system.

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creating a fun interactive engaging lesson on WWI

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Making my Wonders skills/strategies/stories more engaging and exciting.

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Introduction Lessons at beginning of each unit

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I'll transfer my Google Document into a hyperdoc with videos and questions and quickwrites

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A variety of ways to frontload topics and give visuals to build content knowledge.

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Using a hyperdoc about hyperdocs! Just examples to show them how to navigate the hyperdoc and get used to it without worrying too much about content.

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Sport Introductions and Skills Units.

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While reading To Kill a Mockingbird, students can use padlet to identify what types of discrimination shows up.

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I could build a short hyperdoc and use it as a review tool for finishing a unit.  Could link youtube vids of sample problems, khan academy practice, maybe a padlet to write questions or explain a math process in their own words.
Seems kind of tough with math

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I could use a hyperdoc to teach a skill, such as argumentative writing, and have students work through the process of developing a strong argumentative paragraph, including writing a claim, leading in to evidence, citing evidence correctly, analyzing the evidence, and demonstrating how the evidence can be used to support the student's claim.

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I would like to make a hyperdoc on the Black Death, and the other interesting tidbits in history that our text glosses over.

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I would like to make a hyperdoc on the Black Death, and the other interesting tidbits in history that our text glosses over.

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I would like to create a hyperdoc for the novel A Wrinkle in Time.

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I would like to create a hyperdoc for the novel A Wrinkle in Time.

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I'd like to plan a whole Topic (unit) out for a hyperdoc. Our new curriculum has interactive parts available but I'd like to incorporate more technology to create more participation and interest in the subject itself. I'm hoping by creating more interest in the subject they're learning they will self-advocate and research their interests on the time period.

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I think students could explore the planets through videos and animations and give feedback throughout.

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This would be beneficial in the initial exploration of our atom unit. Students can explore simulations, draw, read articles about the topic

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I was thinking of having them give me a a numerical, algebraic, graphical solution to a rational equation. I think my hyperdoc would lead them to different sites to show them how to do it all three ways. Using the same equation, they should have the same answer.

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Each student can create a Padlet to organize large collections of reference articles and website.

Google Keep is also very good.

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A tool for students to REALLY learn how to use G-Suite

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A tool for students to REALLY learn how to use G-Suite

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Using this for the Manifest Destiny Unit would be clever and interactive

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Using this for the Manifest Destiny Unit would be clever and interactive

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Couldn't find the post button!  I Would use it for science as an interactive tool for learning systems

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Making more tech tools available to primary kiddos without all the unnecessary links and moving to different sites

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I want to create a Hyper Docs with physio case studies. Students can diagnose disease

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I'm really curious about what's already out there and see the different styles. I really want to learn how to create my own!

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I can start by creating a survival activity for Lord of the Flies. Before the activity, Students read articles about William Golding's life and a brief synopsis of the novel. They can then connect how William Golding use his life experience to create the novel.

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I can use it  for the introduction and research process for our next unit.

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A better way to present foundational info for different topics. Also a place for groups to collaborate.

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I think I will use this for the last unit I do in the school year with a non-fiction novel on border conflict. This will allow me the time necessary to build my first sophisticated hyperdoc.