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Homework: Teachers, Parents and Students… Opportunities for all

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Homework: Teachers, Parents and Students… Opportunities for all

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(A short article with great information for teachers)

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Kid Blog 2-Helping students build independence

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(Info on how Google Keep works. First of 2 tutorials.)

Google Keep Tutorial 1: The Basics Google Keep is a note taking service offered from Google. In this video, students learn how to use Google Keep as an online planner to help keep track of homework.  This video is for the basic use of Google Keep and is recommended for students who are having a hard time keeping track of their homework. There are tips here for how to invite parents to collaborate on the planner note.  While the ultimate goal is for students to be independent with tacking their work, for those that are needing additional support, the collaboration tool can be a great stepping stone to gaining that independence.

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(Info on how Google Keep works. Second of 2 tutorials.)

Google Keep Tutorial 2: So You're Ready for More!
This tutorial will share more features on Google Keep that could be used for enhancing the use of Google Keep as a planner.  This video is intended for students who have shown independence with tracking their homework and are ready for the opportunity for some longer range planning and/or some creative license in setting up their planner.

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(Info on how PowerSchool works.)

Although students should be recording their assignments in Google Keep, sometimes they miss details. As a back up, you can share this video with students to show them how to get into your PowerSchool page daily.  This way, if a student forgets what the details are for an assignment, it will be there for them.  PowerSchool is also really helpful for students who are sick or out of town.  They can easily check it to see what was missed.  If materials are needed for completing work, if they can be shared on PowerSchool, they should be there!  Click on the image below for a video showing students how to use your PowerSchool page.  This is also a helpful video for parents so they can learn about the access their students have to assignment posted on PowerSchool.

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(Awesome websites with helpful information and tools for parents)

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(Awesome links to other Digital Planner options)