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A good rubric can help students understand what is expected of them and it can help teachers score students' assignments consistently and efficiently. If your students are submitting assignments to you through Google Drive or Google Classroom, you may find yourself looking for a way to create and use rubrics without having to leave your Google Drive account to give feedback to your students.

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Here are some great simulation options for (mainly) math and science lessons by age level. Students will enjoy the hands-on, cause and effect manipulation offered by these activities.

You don't need expensive software to produce engaging course content for use inside and outside your classroom. Check out the following options -- many are free and work inside your web browser (no downloading necessary!)-- to enhance the quality and effectiveness of your presentations.

Digital tool to help students create audio and interact with each other - great option for personalizing discussion boards to promote community building

Katie Martin wrote a great article about the pandemic turning educators into "beginners as the usual way of doing things is no longer an option," and we should take the opportunity to look at education in a new way.