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Classroom Management with Technology

Explore practical strategies for managing a technology-rich classroom, including device color coding, assigning students to devices, implementing ActivVotes, utilizing routines, tools over toys, rubrics, and evidence-based practices. Build a student-centered learning environment with small group experts, interest-based learning, guiding questions, peer editing, and group projects. Master new approaches with ease this Spring 2014!

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Classroom Management with Technology

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  1. Classroom Management with Technology Made Easy By, Heather Bond Willow Creek Elementary Spring 2014

  2. Start Point All Devices Need a Different Color Case or Coded Students are Assigned to the Devices Activ Votes are Number Loss of Privileges

  3. Routine, Schedule Jobs

  4. Tools Not Toys Rubrics Organization Pictures – Evidence Video My Keys Language Arts Reading Math Theme Small Group – Experts Interest Based Learning – KWL Arranged Groups vs. Self Established Groups Guiding Questions – Tell Me More Walk-a-bouts – Peer Editing Group Projects – Curve Ball Presentations – Many Forms for Output Master One Implement Flow It’s not hard, it’s new!

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