How To Grade Assignments In Google Classroom
In Google Classroom, you can give a numeric grade, leave comment-only feedback, or do both. You can also return assignments without grades.
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3 Modes Of Thinking: Lateral, Divergent & Convergent Thought
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20 Of The Best Zoom Tools For Teachers
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What Are The Most Useful Keyboard Shortcuts For Zoom?
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3 Simple Digital Efficiency Hacks For Principals
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How To Delete Your Twitter Account
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8 Sample Emails To Help Schools Transition To Distance Learning
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What Are Zoom Breakout Rooms? A Definition For Teachers
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An Extended Metaphor About Inequality In The Classroom
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How To Share Content Between Google Classroom And CK-12
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Shifting Your Assessments To Grow Higher-Level Thinking
Since students typically perform better on low-level thinking items, teachers may believe students understand more deeply than they actually do.
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5 Common Uses Of Technology In The Classroom Today
Common uses of technology in the classroom include reading programs, assessment tools, and a range of learning management systems.
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