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What technology tools and resources do you use to make sure every student has a voice to express their creativity?

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What technology tools and resources do you use to make sure every student has a voice to express their creativity?

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Hi!, your question reminded me a few months ago I asked me the same question  and  I thought "It was very difficult to work with each student", however I started to investigate and I found a very easy tool to use, that are educational and fun, like nearpod!!!
It is efficient and you can select many options for your students and they can express their knowledge by audios, images, drawings and games!!!
I love nearpod!, You should try :)

Jacqueline Maxim Fernández Santiago.

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I absolutely feel you!
My drive was a mess too, as well as my e-mail. The easiest way to keep it clean is to create folders, but name them so that you find them quickly, maybe you can add a folder inside of it for the most important things, as an extra classification for example videos, ppt, docs, etc. What really helps is to delate all things you don't need, and create a special folder as if it was a trash bin so that you put there what you think could be helpful in the future or things you can't really classify.

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I am thrilled for you that your students are son engaged in your classes. There are many things that you can do. But to give a very specific reply , one that actually worked for me, I recommend this site where you and your students can explore many options. This memory book is really great.
Student Driven End of the Year Memory Books | Virginia is for Teachers

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The end of the year is near...yahoo! Virginia varies in school ending times, but we're all on the home stretch. Here's an easy, authentic, LOW PREP, idea for an end of the year memory book.

There are hundreds of options for end of the year memory books. Many teachers have a favorite memory book (I always do an end of the year countdown book) but here is an idea you may want to do in addition to your "go to" book to provide an authentic writing experience for your students.

Like many other teachers, I stocked up on the Target Dollar Spot blank books earlier in the year. I chose the 16 page version that had 8 in a pack for $3. That's right...it will cost less than $10 for a class set of books. If you don't have blank books already, you can always just staple blank paper together.

This is an ongoing project for my students during the last few weeks of school. They work on their books for morning work or when they finish work early. I give each student a blank book and a sheet of printed subject labels. They choose the topics they are interested in and want to include in their memory book. I believe student choice is SO IMPORTANT, especially in something as personal as a memory book. One student may love word study while another may cringe at the thought of it, hence why it should or should not be included in their book!

Students simply stick the topic label to the top of the page, write about it, and illustrate. It is so sweet to read what they write and what they consider important. The open-endedness of this project really allows their writing to be authentic and focus on what is important in their school lives. I print a set of class pictures complete with our class name, year, and school to glue to the front of the book. Students can also get autographs from their classmates on the back inside cover.

These is just a word document to be printed on standard address labels in comic sans (blahhhhh), but I figured you could edit the font to your favorite and change the topics as necessary. I used Hello Olive from Hello Literacy Fonts for mine. If you're not into labels, you could always just print topics for students to cut and glue or just give students a list of topics they can write about. Whatever method you choose, students will love the freedom of choosing their own topics for their book.

Wishing you and your students a great few last weeks of school. Summer is near which means lots of soaking up the sun while enjoying a great book!

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Student Driven End of the Year Memory Books

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The end of the year is near...yahoo! Virginia varies in school ending times, but we're all on the home stretch. Here's an easy, authentic, LOW PREP, idea for an end of the year memory book. There are hundreds of options for end of the year memory books.

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Hello, Natasha

I agreee with you, sometimes I feel that my planning is limited by the strict and specific objective of a summative assesment.
As teachers we should be able to give our students significative learning experiences and not only information and content to pass a standardized test.
Something that could be useful is to make little changes to the lesson plans in order to provide learners with more opportunities to develop their skills and not only expect them to learn raw information
Oscar Alberto Trujillo

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There are many things to be aware of at the end of the school year. Administrative work is a chaos. If you have some time to do something interesting with your students what you are suggesting is a good idea!! Being a teacher for a day!! I will try that activity. I also suggest to ask students to write a reflection about their performance . Sometimes it is good for them to set new goals for the next school year and this only can be by reflecting on the last one. Don´t you think?

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Hi! I'm not such a digital master, so I have to look for this kind of information by surfing in the net. I found a video on Youtube and it helped me to create an organized and colorful Drive. I leave the link and hope you find it cool and useful!
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Hello, it is so great to find another "neat freak" in the digital space! I also started to clean my Google Drive and discover all the amazing ways to arrange everything, I have created new folders in different colors to know exactly what they are about. Also you can use different fonts in each folder, so they will look more attractive. I hope this tip helps you. Have a great day!