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Quizlet is an easy resource when needing to study for a test or a topic in a specific class. Quizlet is an awesome resource for all ages since you can make flashcards and include pictures and little facts to help you remember. Quizlet is also an easy way to look up and study subjects that you may not be as familiar with. You have either the option to create your own notes and flashcards, or you can search through all of the others that have already been created for the same purpose. It is an amazing study tool for the older grades, but can also come in handy when working with younger students as well.

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Google Drive is an amazing resource that teachers with in class laptops can use. Students can begin assignments and share them with their peers and teacher(s) in their class. Drive makes it easier for teachers to help students correct simple mistakes by using the suggestion to edit, share, and viewing options. Drive also immediately saves and updates the work that is being completed. Students' work is also saved in their cloud which is connected to their google accounts.

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Store, share, and collaborate on files and folders from your mobile device, tablet, or computer

Built-in protections against malware, spam, and ransomware

Drive can provide encrypted and secure access to your files. Files shared with you can be proactively scanned and removed when malware, spam, ransomware, or phishing is detected. And Drive is cloud-native, which eliminates the need for local files and can minimize risk to your devices.

People-first collaboration apps to supercharge teamwork

Drive integrates with Docs, Sheets, and Slides, cloud-native collaboration apps that enable your team to create content and collaborate more effectively in real time.

Integration with the tools and apps your team is already using

Drive integrates with and complements your team's existing technology. Collaborate in Microsoft Office files without the need to convert file formats, and edit and store over 100 additional file types, including PDFs, CAD files, images, and more.

Google's Search and AI technology helps your team move faster

Google's powerful search capabilities are embedded in Drive and offer speed, reliability, and collaboration. And features like Drive search chips help your team find files fast by quickly surfacing more relevant results.

Thousands of teams are already using Drive to revolutionize the way they work

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Brain Pop is something that I definitely grew up seeing in school. In our middle school science classes, Brain pop would give us a simpler version of the topic of our lesson. Brain Pop also has different sections that teachers can use as a resource. They have lessons including all subjects (Science, math, social studies, language, and others).

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In this educational animated movie about Health learn about inheriting traits, characteristics, parents, dna, chromosomes, and sex.

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Khan Academy is something that every student needs to look at if they are having trouble with something pertaining to school work or homework. This website can also be found in an app that is also free, making it easier to access outside the classroom and inside the classroom. Khan Academy has videos much like YouTube, but KA is strictly educational videos. KA has videos pertaining to every grade level and subject from elementary math to college courses and levels. This is definitely a resource I would tell everyone about who is going into teaching or is in school.

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Dividing fractions: 3/5 ÷ 1/2 (video) | Khan Academy

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Dividing two fractions is the same as multiplying the first fraction by the reciprocal of the second fraction. The first step to dividing fractions is to find the reciprocal (reverse the numerator and denominator) of the second fraction. Next, multiply the two numerators. Then, multiply the two deno…

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Prezi is a new way of presenting and creating a presentation. Prezi is a free account that makes presentations more accessible for students and teachers. With Prezi being an online account, you can practically take your presentations wherever you go, or have Wi-Fi. Prezi is also a very good resource when a teacher wants his or her students to get together and work on a presentation. With is being online, it makes the homework more accessible for students, rather than each student having a different version of his or her point of view.

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Want to know why?

Our brains are hardwired for specific types of content.

Visual

90% of the information we take in comes to us through our eyes.1

Stories

Stories are relatable, which is why they make up nearly 2/3 of our daily conversations.2

Interactions

Two-way conversations help "sync" our brains in a process called neural coupling.3

How can this help you create more engaging, persuasive, and memorable presentations?

In this on-demand age of smartphones and ubiquitous wi-fi, presenters have to fight harder than ever to grab and keep their audience's attention.

Visuals are more engaging-and work faster-than words.

It only takes about 1/4 second for the human brain to process and attach meaning to a symbol.4

By comparison, it takes us an average of 6 seconds to read 20-25 words.

How can this affect your presentations?

We can't simultaneously read and listen.

"When people think they're multitasking, they're actually just switching from one task to another very rapidly."5

Earl Miller, MIT Neuroscientist

We hear stats. We sense stories.

Studies show metaphors and descriptive words activate our sensory cortices*, engaging our brains more completely.6,7

*This is easier to achieve when not focused on reading slides.

Fast fact

70% of marketers say interactive content is very effective at engaging their audiences.8 Try some simple interactions during your next presentation and see for yourself.

Studies confirm the persuasive power of stories. People are more likely to relate and react to your message when you engage them on a human level.

Creating an emotional connection can have a big impact.

For example, which is more compelling?

Little Rokia's parents were killed in the war and now she lives in desperate poverty and hunger. Won't you please give a little to help Rokia eat tonight?

The storytelling bias

A Wharton Business School study found that people donate twice as much when presented with relatable stories than with statistics alone.9

In Africa, drought has resulted in widespread hunger for more than 3 million children. Won't you please give a little to help relieve the food shortages?

TIP: Combining stories with your stats makes your presentation both relatable and credible.

What are some other ways to make your presentations more persuasive?

Seeing is believing.

Presentations using visual aids were 43% more persuasive than those without.10

"Include me!"

The top 2 habits of successful sales people, according to their customers:11

1. They educate me with new ideas or perspectives.

2. They make me feel like we're collaborating.

Tip time

By making your audience feel like you're working together toward a common goal, you build trust and rapport.

Neuroscientists and psychologists have known for years that the way a message is delivered can help make it easier to recall.

We tend to recall things in terms of spatial relationships.

For example, think of what's in your kitchen.

Chances are you mentally "looked" around your own kitchen at home and recalled where objects sit in relation to each other, rather than created a mental bullet-list of items.

Using spatial relationships

Memory champion Nelson Dellis remembers complex lists by picturing the various items in different locations within his home. Get creative!

"The brain works better in pictures. A lot of the information we encounter every day is abstract. If you associate it with a picture, it's easier for the brain to latch onto." 12

Nelson Dellis, Memory Champion

What other techniques can you use to be more memorable?

Picture superiority effect

Ideas presented graphically are easier to comprehend and remember than those presented as words.13

Memorable interactions

Twice as many consumers say interactive content is more memorable than static.14

Putting science into action

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How can this help you create more engaging, persuasive, and memorable presentations? In this on-demand age of smartphones and ubiquitous wi-fi, presenters have to fight harder than ever to grab and keep their audience's attention. Visuals are more engaging-and work faster-than words. How can this affect your presentations?

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Spelling City can be used a lot in the elementary aged classrooms. Spelling City can be used when teachers are wanting to teach English and Language Arts, more specifically, how to write, spelling, and phonics. SC makes learning more entertaining and makes it easy for students to be more engaged.

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Skype is an easy resource when wanting to practice social skills outside the classroom. Children these days have little to no interaction with one another without technology. At least with this website or app, it can help students converse with other classes in the school, school district, state, nationally, or even globally. This way our students are having to interact with one another face to face, but it also might help with anxiety that some students may have with making friends or other things.

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​Want to be the hero on your next call? 🦸

Did you know Skype Bing mashup happened? Here are the results - a unique high-quality background images in your Skype calls! And that's not all, you can now kill time by searching up the image and exploring more about the beautiful scenery and places you see on your background!

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Keep in touch with free video chat, messaging & affordable international calls. Create instant online video calls with one click, no download required.

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YouTube is an amazing resource when having trouble finding how to do things such as learning how to multiply fractions. On YouTube, you can simply type in "How to Multiply Fractions" in the search content, and it pulls up hundreds of different ways to solve how to multiply fractions. This of course is just the tip of the iceberg. Teachers can also use YouTube when having problems teaching something a different way. Even though it is easy for us as teachers, sometimes our students have a problem grasping the way(s) you teach the topic. YouTube provides us an unlimited amount of resources when obstacles like these come into play, giving us a different way of teaching that topic.

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Kahoot! is a good tool for ages ranging from elementary grades all the way to college. Kahoot! can be useful in the classroom and outside when needing to find a short activity to keep the class entertained for a period of time. Say a teacher is going over how to multiply fractions and decimals in class. Just by creating a short quiz on Kahoot can test their knowledge about how to multiply fractions and decimals. Once the game has ended, have a small prize for the students who win 1st - 3rd places. One teacher I observed used the Beanboozled jelly beans!

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Explore these original, curriculum-aligned games that we created in collaboration with math teachers and our partners.

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Pinterest can be used in so many ways ranging from decorating your classroom, all the way to creating a lesson plan out of the different activities shown on the different boards people have created. This makes the classroom life more fun and helps the children in your class more engaged in learning.