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If one thing you’re dreading for back to school is grading, these EdTech tools for grading are here to save you (and your precious time).
As a former teacher, I remember the days when I would leave school with a bag full of essays, math papers, and projects to grade. After my evening routine with my family, the last thing I wanted to do was grade papers.
Here are some popular EdTech grading tools to help you save time at home and be present this school year.
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How many EdTech tools do you really know? If the first things that come to mind are Google Classroom and Class Dojo… this episode of the educators 2 educators podcast is for you.
Tune in for a quick quiz with host Carrie Conover to test your EdTech knowledge. In anticipation of the release of Carrie’s latest course, EdTech School, get a sneak peek into the new resource helping teachers help students with new tools they’ve never heard of. Can you answer all of the questions in the EdTech quiz correctly?
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In this episode of the educators 2 educators Podcast, host Carrie Conover interviews Joel Jacobson, CEO and partner at Defined Learning. Defined Learning is an EdTech company that offers high-quality project-based learning experiences to students. Their goal is to enhance student engagement and achievement by providing real-world, project-based learning opportunities that help develop future-ready skills.
The episode covers how to engage students with project-based, real-world content, how Defined Learning has evolved into an engaging instructional tool, how you can support students in exploring new career opportunities, and how to get started with Defined Learning today.
Defined Learning: https://definedlearning.com/
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Writable's Co-founder Heidi Perry joins the e2e podcast to discuss teaching and writing. With a classroom-first approach and Heidi and her colleagues' education and product experience, they created a writing tool that is a teacher's and a student's dream come true.
Listen in as Carrie asks Heidi how the idea for Writable was created, what was essential for the team to consider as it was built, and what they have in store for the future.
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Behind the scenes look at a High Five Quick Write: https://app.writable.com/myassignments?noFte=True
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Valentine's Day is around the corner. Are you ready? No, are YOU ready and prepared to treat yourself with kindness? What about your students?
Today, I'm sharing my true feelings about Valentine's Day and some easy, peasy, lemon-squeezy valentine's day resources for your classroom.
www.educators2educators.com/blog for the entire list of resources!
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Do you love Canva for Education, or are you interested in learning more about the incredible design collaboration tool that is free for all teachers?
In this episode, I caught up with Leena Marie, The Edtech Guru, from Canva for Education, to get to know what is so unique about this online tool for teachers.
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I left my teaching position with Chicago Public Schools after giving a decade of my life to the profession. I departed for multiple reasons, including a family move, the need for a challenge in my career, and the desire to escape the grind and stress.
Back then, I didn’t know many teachers who wanted to leave teaching. I was the outlier, and people were shocked when I made my departure. I was a standout educator with strong student and parent relationships, and my test scores and student growth were always through the roof.
Wind the clock ahead; I’ve been out of the classroom almost longer than I was in it. I’ve spent the second decade of my career working in edtech (eSpark Learning and Discovery Education) and in the last five years building educators 2 educators.
Back when I left the classroom, we were all stressed. Yes, parents were demanding. Yes, we had a few students who made our classroom hard to manage.
But we faced nothing like what teachers are facing today.
Covid, plus social media, plus technology, plus a mental health crisis, plus a downward economy…
I’ve spent the last ten years traveling the nation, visiting school districts of all sizes, and building an educator network of over 70,000 educators. I talk to teachers, coaches, and administrators every day. And today, I’m going to tell you WHY teachers and administrators are leaving education in a steady stream.
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Are you an educator looking to teach and promote self-care with your students? Try these 6 online tools for students of all ages to use in school and at home!
Read the entire blog at www.educators2educators.com/student-wellbeing
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Teacher self-care is not selfish! This month we are sharing tools for when you need to care for yourself and get back that motivation to teach.
In this episode, I'm talking about my return to the podcast and giving you a super easy tool to use when you need to let someone else do the "teaching."
Let your students take the reins and ease your workload by using podcasting in your classroom. Students of all grade levels can work independently or in groups to create a podcast episode OR listen to podcasts in your classroom and work on listening comprehension. Both options can be relevant to your lesson or a topic of their choosing.
Today, Heather Campbell from @seriousgiggles joins the podcast to discuss how teachers can use podcasting in their classrooms.
Printables from SeriousGiggles are available on Teachers Pay Teachers, and e2e members even have exclusive free access to the materials.
Read the entire Teacher Self-Care Resource blog post at www.educators2educators.com
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Rebecca Stump recently presented Teaching in a Tech-Based World at the e2e Teacher Summer Reboot Conference. The presentation was such a hit with educators that we decided to share out her knowledge in a 3 part series (this is the first of a three-part series). Today, Rebecca’s top three ed-tech tools to enhance student engagement.
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