Walkabouts
6 Tips For Teachers to Learn New EdTech Quickly and Efficiently
Your school or district has purchased new EdTech, and now you are expected to implement it in your classroom. Where do you even start?
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Keep Students on Track During Inclement Weather
This school year has brought with it hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, and fires. In many areas of the country, snow and ice will be visiting soon. What happens when your school closes due to inclement weather? Does the learning stop? It doesn’t have to! Some schools employ technology to keep students on track during unexpected days off and even to check on the well-being of students impacted by natural disasters.
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The 5 Questions You Should Ask an Edtech Provider Before You Purchase
With all of the EdTech products available today, how do you decide what to purchase for your school or classroom? EdSurge offers a solid list of EdTech questions to ask companies before you buy. To help you make an informed decision about Walkabouts, we’ve answered EdSurge’s questions.
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Walksheets: Worksheets with a Movement Component
Whether they love them or hate them, most students are familiar with worksheets. They are used in the classroom or at home to reinforce learning concepts and help teachers determine whether students fully grasp a lesson.
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Getting Kindergarten Ready With Walkabouts
Is your child Kindergarten-ready? If not, there is a lot that parents and pre-kindergarten teachers can do to set up their children for success in kindergarten.
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Let's Celebrate Summer Learning Day
Summer Learning Day is July 13, 2017. Are you ready? According to the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA), “Summer learning is a key solution to closing academic and opportunity gaps that plague many communities across the country.”
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Using Walkabouts to Help Reduce Summer Slide
As the weather starts to get warmer, our thoughts turn to summer. According to the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA), “Summer learning is a key solution to closing academic and opportunity gaps that plague many communities across the country.”
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