ELL and Bilingual Resources for Remote Learning
Check out this collection of resources to help English language learners (ELL students) in a period of remote teaching and learning.
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Category: Content Areas
What You Might Not Know About Comic Sans
In 1994, the we met Comic Sans, a typeface soon to be universal, beloved, and reviled. Here’s the hidden history and potential benefits of the famed font.
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Assistive Writing Features in Google Docs
Take a look at two assistive writing features in Google Docs that are sure to help your students.
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Digital Resources for Independence Day
July 4th marks America’s Independence Day. Commemorate the occasion with these interactive social studies resources for students at many levels.
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The Simulation Game Designed to Save the World
Throughout the 20th century, architect and theorist Buckminster Fuller developed the World Game, a massive educational simulation as relevant today as ever.
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Teaching Math with G Suite EDU
Wish you had a way to draw, capture, and share diagrams and equations for math in the G Suite EDU classroom? This blog entry provides you with solutions.
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StoryMap JS: Creating Immersive Social Studies Education
For those struggling to put artifacts, primary sources, and maps, into a digestible package, StoryMapJS can be a major boon.
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Blog, ‘Cast, Engage!
Get your students more excited about what they are learning by having them create a blog or podcast. These powerful tools will ensure they stay engaged.
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Naraview: The Wikipedia-Powered Game Maker
Want your students to learn and travel the hyperlinked pathways of Wikipedia? Naraview makes it easy to create a game of digital circumnavigation.
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Google’s AI to the Rescue: Ask Socratic
If you’re a secondary student (or parent!) who needs help with assignments, check out Socratic. This free AI app can help you solve any school problem.
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Virtual Field Trips Around the World
Virtual field trips are a phenomenal way to show students new places, all from the comfort of home. Come explore some global museums, zoos, and more.
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TCEA Responds: Starting a Virtual Book Club
Need to start a virtual book club with your students? This blog entry will share some tips and resources you can use to ensure success and more reading.
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