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Most tools...and they rock!

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I have never used Google Classroom, and after seeing the benefits, I would like to see all of the advantages to increase student learning and autonomy

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How to use in the classroom.

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I am slowly becoming used to google. I need to practice using tools with them to help them become more comfortable with speaking into the microphone.

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Any and all ideas to help students feel more comfortable with Listening and Speaking, as well as how to fit this in to our busy, daily
schedules.

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In the past, students have done the practice TELPAS to get them ready for the real one.

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Avenues for students to practice speaking into a mic or computer.

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I know how to use google classroom.

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How to incorporate the speaking with a whole class when only 1 student is identified as ESL

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I have started using Google Classroom and I use Google Docs. I have not used the dictate tool.

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I know how to use Google Classroom, but need more guidance/ideas on how to use it to help students with Listening and Speaking.

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I have technology available and students are familiar with it.

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I use google classroom but not for listening and speaking

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I have new chrome books with head phones that allow students to write in Google Docs, Google Slides, and use the headphones to be read to in programs like Common Lit, Scope, and Studysync

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I use Rosetta Stone in the classroom.  We have brand new chrome books and headsets with microphones. We practice dictation to practice listening and speaking.

I use google classroom with my students.