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  #1 mollyzarookian on 18 Jun 16

   

  This past school year, the science teacher on my team started using Google Classroom. We share the same 100 students, and they absolutely loved it. They asked me if we could use Google Classroom in language arts, but I felt too overwhelmed to learn new technology in the middle of the school year. However, the science teacher recently walked me through it, and I am excited to launch my own Google Classroom next school year.
  
  I found this youtube video which is incredibly informative and user-friendly to anyone interested in launching their own Google Classroom:
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd4ko0lsHl4
  
  Some things I'm specifically excited about:
  *Students can receive feedback electronically as soon as you add comments/grade their work
  *Students can communicate with each other in many different ways: they can share documents and work together on group assignments, they can post questions and responses to the classroom page if they're unsure on that night's homework or have a question on directions. A student can actually respond before the teacher does if the student sees it first!
  *As an English teacher, I feel students will be more likely to actually edit/revise when the comments have been made electronically rather than hand-written.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This past school year, the science teacher on my team started using Google Classroom. We share the same 100 students, and they absolutely loved it. They asked me if we could use Google Classroom in language arts, but I felt too overwhelmed to learn new technology in the middle of the school year. However, the science teacher recently walked me through it, and I am excited to launch my own Google Classroom next school year. <br /> <br /> I found this youtube video which is incredibly informative and user-friendly to anyone interested in launching their own Google Classroom: <br /> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd4ko0lsHl4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd4ko0lsHl4</a> <br /> <br /> Some things I'm specifically excited about: <br /> *Students can receive feedback electronically as soon as you add comments/grade their work <br /> *Students can communicate with each other in many different ways: they can share documents and work together on group assignments, they can post questions and responses to the classroom page if they're unsure on that night's homework or have a question on directions. A student can actually respond before the teacher does if the student sees it first! <br /> *As an English teacher, I feel students will be more likely to actually edit/revise when the comments have been made electronically rather than hand-written.</div>

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