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Desmos has pre-made lessons which I need would practice with

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Desmos has pre-made lessons which I need would practice with

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A more involved comprehensive method for seeing everyone

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A more involved comprehensive method for seeing everyone

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What is the process like to actually create these activities? Does it integrate with Google Classroom? Can grades be given? 

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What is the process like to actually create these activities? Does it integrate with Google Classroom? Can grades be given? 

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Hands on and interactive immediate feedback

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Hands on and interactive immediate feedback

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using desmos lessons during live instruction engages students

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I really enjoyed going through each slide and completing the activities. It is a great way to be collaborative and hands on. 

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I really enjoyed going through each slide and completing the activities. It is a great way to be collaborative and hands on. 

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Try it out with a simple math lesson to see how it differs from jam board and goes above and beyond those results.

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I enjoyed going through the slides and I can imagine that grading through this process would be a bit easier.

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Practice and anticipate what students will do

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Practice and anticipate what students will do

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I need to feel comfortable making mistakes because I definitely will

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I need to feel comfortable making mistakes because I definitely will

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A nice platform for students to show their thinking, get feedback, and give the teacher an easy way to share student work. 

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A nice platform for students to show their thinking, get feedback, and give the teacher an easy way to share student work. 

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just trial and error.   giving it a go like I did for Jamboards

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just trial and error.   giving it a go like I did for Jamboards

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I would start with a simple lesson and see where it goes from there. I would want to start off with how giving feedback works, and seeing how students can do working on their own.

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can be used for anticipating students tasks

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I would definitely give this program a try. I was told about Jamboard and since students are now used to Jambord, PearDeck, and using Google Forms and Kahoot! in my Math Classes, I would definitely give Desmos a try in some form.