How to Make Sub Plans for an Extended Leave
Planning for an extended leave as an educator can be a daunting task, but creating effective substitute plans can…
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How to Amaze Your Admin in Your Next Classroom Observation
Classroom observations can be pivotal moments in a teacher’s professional journey, offering a unique opportunity to showcase effective teaching…
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Handling Students who Finish their Work Early in the Tech Lab
Educators often encounter students who complete their assignments ahead of schedule. While this can be a sign of advanced…
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Using Exit Tickets in Specials Classes
Using exit tickets in special subject areas such as Art, PE, Music, and Technology can be an effective way…
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How to Use Google Forms for Simple Quizzes, Polls, and Surveys
Google Forms is a versatile tool that allows you to create and distribute quizzes that students can complete online….
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Technology Teacher Planning and Data Binder That Will Save You Hours
I am way too excited about this tech teacher binder. I’ve been working so hard on creating a product…
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How New Teachers Can Use ChatGPT as a Mentor
Starting your teaching career can be exciting, but it’s no secret that the first year of teaching comes with…
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Teaching Coding and Programming: Best Practices for Elementary School Teachers
Coding and programming are essential skills for anyone interested in technology. Teaching coding nurtures crucial cognitive abilities such as…
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How to Incorporate Coding Activities into Your Elementary Curriculum
By embracing coding in the elementary classroom, educators foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills in students from an early age.
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Teaching Computer Fundamentals in Elementary and Middle School
By: Katie McKinley While not the most glamorous or exciting topic in technology education, computer basics is a necessary…
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