Schools with strong data cultures are those that prioritize data-driven collaboration, decision-making, and of course, instruction.
Data doesn’t have to be intimidating. Find out how to provide consistent, scalable data-driven instruction with ease.
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Learning how to use data in the classroom can benefit both the teacher and their students, ensuring each learner can reach their potential.
Images can be a useful – even critical – means of communication. Take advantage of Google Classroom’s new feature to help you better communicate with students.
We ask teachers to be “data-driven”, but most districts aren’t setting educators up for success. How can we change that?
Natively, Google Classroom doesn’t offer a way to track how much critical thinking students are engaged in. How can teachers use tech to track DOK effectively?
As we get closer and closer to the end of the school year, students begin to notice the late, missing, or forgotten assignments that might have a real impact on their grade.