by Sarah Brown Wessling | Apr 22, 2020 | For Your Classroom
Voice Memo Feedback for Students I’ve been using voice memo feedback for students since I was a student teacher lugging around cassette tapes for each student so I could record feedback for them. Now, there are all kinds of apps and extensions we can access to...
by Sarah Brown Wessling | Apr 14, 2020 | For Your Classroom, Technology Tools
Student Well-Being Survey If you want to check in, at any time, on your students’ well-being, here’s a quick way to use a GoogleForm and a few questions to help. Although I created this at the start of the Covid-19 school closing, it could be useful...
by Sarah Brown Wessling | Apr 14, 2020 | For Your Classroom
Creating Poetry Comics Are you looking for a way to help students visualize the poetry they’re reading? This is an assignment I love to use that helps students visualize what they’re reading as part of their analysis process. In addition to what I’ve...
by Sarah Brown Wessling | Apr 13, 2020 | For Your Classroom
Alternatives to Using the Word “Great” Ubiquitous at best. Overused and cliché at worst. Nevertheless, I was in love. But it was the kind of love affair that reminds me of a July 4th sparkler: you get a quick reaction, but then it forgettably burns out too...
by Sarah Brown Wessling | Jun 18, 2018 | Ask Sarah, Inspiration
It won’t even take one full minute to grasp the wisdom Sharif El-Mekki brings to any conversation about teaching and learning. We could have talked for hours, but I’m grateful to have had this half hour with him as my guest for this Ask Sarah....
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