
Tech Tools for Distance Learning
Need simple, effective tech tools students can use for distance learning?
Have you explored the flipped classroom model yet? In this approach, students review instruction at home (usually using pre-recorded videos from teachers) and use class time to work on their projects. This can be particularly engaging when used with Arts Integration and STEAM. Use these resources to help you with the flip!
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Need simple, effective tech tools students can use for distance learning?

Looking to create a classroom at home for remote learning this fall?

What is flipping the classroom? Is it beneficial?

By flipping a classroom, teachers are able to use class time to assist students and guide their application of learning while making more connections.

It's almost back-to-school time! Try using technology like QR codes and video to create your routines and rules schpiel and watch that student independence thrive!

Do your students ask for more time to create?

I'm going to show you how to create a full 45-minute STEAM lesson in just 6 minutes using Buncee.

Here are my top 5 tech tools for integrated lessons, which help to move your message forward and connect across subjects.
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