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Engage Your Audience | Text The Mob - 0 views
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Service currently only available in the United States.
Free online web polls generator - 0 views
Welcome to the New Poll Everywhere - Poll Everywhere's Blog - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: How to Create a Twitter Poll - 1 views
Google for Education: 4 ways to use polling in Google Classroom - 2 views
Free Technology for Teachers: Nearpod Introduces New Options for Delivering Lessons on ... - 0 views
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"Nearpod is a service for delivering lessons, quizzes, and polls to students through iPads. I reviewed Nearpod when it launched to the public in May. This week Nearpod introduced some convenient updates to their offerings. One of the the new features that I like is Web Share which lets teachers share websites with students in a safe browser environment. Another option that I like is a PIN system that allows students to access content that teachers share with them before a class meeting."
Free online polls - Easypolls - 4 views
Coding for Kids: The Ultimate Guide for Parents - 1 views
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"Coding for kids (otherwise known as computer programming) is growing rapidly in popularity. While programming is offered in a small number of traditional schools in the US, a Gallup poll indicates that 90% of parents would like computer programming to be taught during the school day. Even in the schools that offer computer science in the classroom, the level of rigor has been traditionally low, and many parents have chosen to look for outside resources to provide coding instruction. In this guide, we provide parents with the answers to some of the most common questions that we encounter operating a successful kids coding academy, and we attempt to provide advice on academic approach, curriculum selection, and other resources."
15 Great Free and Easy Survey / Polls Creation Tools for Teachers - 0 views
Mentimeter | Interact with your audience - 1 views
About In-class Polling for All Learners - 0 views
The 3 E's of Literacy: Strategies to Nurture A Love of Reading | Edutopia - 6 views
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"Bookworms everywhere mourned the state of our country when Pew released a poll that found 23 percent of Americans didn't read a single book in the previous year. Things aren't looking particularly encouraging for future generations, either. Experts estimate that only 1/3 of parents regularly read to their children, even though reading plays an immense role in cognitive development. Despite these depressing statistics, there is reason to take heart. With a greater emphasis on literacy research and advocacy, teachers have more information than ever about how to best cultivate a love for literacy in the classroom. There are numerous methods, but most fall under "the three E's of literacy." "
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