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A lot of information to consume

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Life Changing

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overwhelmed

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Spaces I find to be helpful but I need to work on it

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Spaces I find to be helpful but I need to work on it

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I'd like to test how leveling students that are working in the same space would go.  

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I'd like to test how leveling students that are working in the same space would go.  

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I like the feature of seeing the transcript of the students and flagging the conversation for concerns and/or success in how students are doing with the problems. 

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I like the feature of seeing the transcript of the students and flagging the conversation for concerns and/or success in how students are doing with the problems. 

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I like how you can give parameters to the help you want the students to receive and also see the questions and answers the students are giving 

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I like how you can give parameters to the help you want the students to receive and also see the questions and answers the students are giving 

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Very informative. I would definitely use this tool.

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I think its great how it provides standards and success criteria

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I like how you can link different grade levels to the same lesson 

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I like how you can link different grade levels to the same lesson 

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I believe this will be helpful in creating successful lessons that target every student in the classroom. I don't think this will be useful for students to use in an elementary classroom.

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I agree with Careful Ray that this is not going to work with the younger students. As someone who works with the younger kids, I feel as though we cannot really use this in our classroom.

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The more I work on this I understand how to improve my lessons

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happy

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helpful

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Spaces is not little kid or special education friendly. Theres no way to add a yes no buttons; it is all typing or speaking and that does not work for nonverbal.

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The one thing I noticed, the chatbot talking me through the math lesson when I worked as a high school student , it did not understand me when I typed as if I had issues with grammar, spelling. For those just learning English, who are Deaf and do not understand English word order, this could be difficult.

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The one thing I noticed, the chatbot talking me through the math lesson when I worked as a high school student , it did not understand me when I typed as if I had issues with grammar, spelling. For those just learning English, who are Deaf and do not understand English word order, this could be difficult.

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This was very helpful.  Especially when it asks you for questions.  It helps tailor it down to what I need.

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This was very helpful.  Especially when it asks you for questions.  It helps tailor it down to what I need.

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I like how it already has all the standards known so you don't need to know specifics.  typing in slope vs. needing to know the standard #.  The misconceptions are helpful - can guide additional prompts to tailor it to our students. 

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I like how it already has all the standards known so you don't need to know specifics.  typing in slope vs. needing to know the standard #.  The misconceptions are helpful - can guide additional prompts to tailor it to our students. 

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I really enjoy it so far. I do wish that it had a little more information to use for the younger students.

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need more time to figure out how to go back and forth

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need more time to figure out how to go back and forth

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Big fan of everything that I have found so far.

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tools looks to be very helpful and need more time on it.

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tools looks to be very helpful and need more time on it.

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I liked how tailoring my needs by modifying the prompts really cleaned up my lesson to what I had in mind.

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I liked how tailoring my needs by modifying the prompts really cleaned up my lesson to what I had in mind.

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Great tool. I like how I was able to change the specific requirements and update the requirements

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You have to know the content you are teaching to give specific prompts.  The more info you give, the better the outcome it will be

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You have to know the content you are teaching to give specific prompts.  The more info you give, the better the outcome it will be

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I like how I can put the specific math standard in and get a lesson with materials and ideas for scaffolding.

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I like how I can put the specific math standard in and get a lesson with materials and ideas for scaffolding.

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I want to dive deeper into the special education side with BIPs, lesson plans, and extended standards, but I think it offers great resources

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I do like how you can make worksheets easier. 

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I do like how you can make worksheets easier. 

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I like that you can go more in depth about the lesson you are planning to do. If you generate something the first time and don't think it is as detailed as you like, I really like that you can add more and take away what you may not like.

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pulling data quickly instead of searching. the standards access is great

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Seeing a good way to incorporate IEP goals into a lesson was one of the things I discovered. 

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Seeing a good way to incorporate IEP goals into a lesson was one of the things I discovered. 

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I like how I can list the topics for discussion for my monthly Safety Committee Meetings

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I like how I can list the topics for discussion for my monthly Safety Committee Meetings

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I feel old but excited to learn something new

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Hesitant.

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Interested

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wonderus

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intrigued

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Excited

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Informative and helpful

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I would absolutely like to utilize this in my classroom. 

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I would absolutely like to utilize this in my classroom. 

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I like the variety of tools available. Especially like the behavior plan tool, hopefully they will add SEL standards

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great tool; would like to see SEL

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Great way to create, very much a timesaver, frustration when it doesn't work as expected

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Interested

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likely to use for planning

unsure how much I will use directly with student access

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very likely to use going forward daily, weekly, basis

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likely to use - very likely

how? unsure at this point.

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I like how it unpacks standards and gives success criteria

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Definitely worth it.  Excited to use it to assist with lessons and assessments. 

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Definitely worth it.  Excited to use it to assist with lessons and assessments. 

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Very much like the tutor Sal Khan was describing.

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necessary

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helpful - but somewhat overwhelming

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Helpful

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I like that it works with the student explaining what they did wrong so they can try again.

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I will have to explore more for using this in first grade

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I will have to explore more for using this in first grade

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I need to explore more but thankful for another tool to brainstorm more ideas.

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I need to explore more but thankful for another tool to brainstorm more ideas.

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Like that the teacher side of spaces shows feedback about struggles a student may be experiencing academically or at home

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Like that the teacher side of spaces shows feedback about struggles a student may be experiencing academically or at home

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tier planning

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As a teacher, I really like how spaces continuously asks me questions to help improve what I am working on. It mimics collaborating with another teacher.

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Could be helpful with creating sub plans but would need to be more specific if planning to use for a sub

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Could be helpful with creating sub plans but would need to be more specific if planning to use for a sub

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Loved the Thesis space, it can help the students by formulating questions to get their topics for their writing

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Loved the Thesis space, it can help the students by formulating questions to get their topics for their writing

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the google interactions are limited, ie adding a rubric to an assignment

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Love this tool because I use rubrics often. I like the idea of adding checklists. However, I will need to make sure the rubric/checklist doesn't become too overwhelming for some students.

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I like the ease of utilizing the needed standards to my grade level. 

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I like the ease of utilizing the needed standards to my grade level. 

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I like that you can export the rubric into a google doc.

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I like that you can export the rubric into a google doc.

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This will make is easier to start using rubrics again

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Does save time from creating rubric on own. Could also cause extra time with difficulty trying to incorporate all categories desired.

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I was able to generate a rubric in student friendly language with a checklist.