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Between Mr. Jones, Mrs. Hudson, and Mrs. Whitt there isn't anything you couldn't get help or proper direction with. They are undeniable the greatest sources I've had in my college career so far.

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Need a rubric? it exists. Need to create a new rubric? Here is a template. The use of existing sources was shown to be super viable here

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Sourcing activities, ideas, general use for creativity

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Cool way to really show the use of calculators, can take external information and convert it to needed charts/graphs/equations, etc. Shareable files and easy to follow menus

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Great way to keep up with ideas and what you've learned. can be used as a journal or notes site for later use and retention

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Great website for activities for any subject, has good teacher lessons attached and information for classroom usage

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Great for the kids, has good coding and math concepts, teacher versions for coding and math engagement

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Flexibility, versatility, and implementation. The various uses are immeasurable and it can bring about great content

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Pushes linear thought, requires to think outside the box, can take multiple pieces of information and combine them to make a more abstract viewpoint, good group activity

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The successor to the overhead projector, superior to whiteboards, versatility is the name here

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Trivia and review check with a little flare

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Good for one on one, group, or projects. Can be short videos or just a powerpoint style shared activity

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The magical E's to a great lesson, cant beat the tried and true

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Calculators, math activities, extra curriculum

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Python, turtle, item usage in classrooms, engagement