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Which One Doesn't Belong?
Which One Doesn't Belong is a website, created by Mary Bourassa, that provides thought-provoking puzzles for math students. Each puzzle provides four...
Synchronous Virtual Learning: Research Findings Workshop
Are you hoping to improve your synchronous virtual learning sessions? The Office of Digital Learning and The Office of Teaching and Learning recently...
Prompt Engineering Infographic
Originally shared by Michele Grewe, NIESC, discover the four main components to engineering a prompt for submission to language models. Prompt...
Introduction to NIMAC
Join this session to learn more about the National Instructional Materials Access Center (NIMAC) and how it supports students with disabilities who...
Be Data Driven: Strategies for Personalized Learning
In this workshop, part of Tips from the Field - Led by the Digital Learning Leadership Cadre, participants will join a variety of educators as they...
Fun & Fearless Digital Learning
This session is a part of the Encore LIVE workshop series, highlighting some of the best sessions from the 2022 Summer of Learning...
PhET: A Brief Introduction
Looking for a FREE way to make STEM learning come alive for your students? PhET Interactive Solutions, created by The University of Colorado...
Virginia Department of Education Students with Disabilities in Mathematics Frequently Asked Questions
This document, produced by the Virginia Department of Education, provides an overview of characteristics of mathematics disability and presents...
Virginia Department of Education Evidence-Based Specially Designed Instruction in Mathematics Resource Guide
This resource guide, produced by the Virginia Department of Education, e provides an overview of five evidence-based strategies that educators can...
Take Back Your Chrome Tabs
Take a look at your Chrome browser. How many tabs do you have open? If you're like many other educators, you probably have at least ten tabs...
Neurodiversity Part 2: Common Examples of Neurodivergence
Hannegan Roseberry provides common examples of neurodivergence.
Neurodiversity Part 3: Creating an Inclusive Work Environment for Neurodivergent
Hannegan Roseberry finishes this series with resources and information for creating a more inclusive work environment for neurodivergent...
EconEdLink
"EconEdLink is the go-to-place for K-12 economics and personal finance resources, providing high-quality lesson plans, videos, assessments,...
inclusionED
inclusionED is the online professional learning community, co-designed with educators, for educators. It provides free evidence-based and...
Introduction to Neurodiversity 101
Neurodiversity is the idea that there are many different healthy human neurotypes, none of which are necessarily ‘right’ or ‘wrong’. This...
Neurodiversity: Accessibility Checklist
This resource, created by Beth Radulski, contains accessibility checklists for online teaching, in-person classrooms, events, and guided tours on the...
Neurodiversity: Cultural Sensitivity
This resource, from La Trobe University, explains the language, symbols, and culture within neurodiversity.
Neurodiversity Placemaking DIY Sensory Room
A Sensory Room is an environment created specifically with the intention of facilitating Neurodiversity Accessibility. This resource provides a...
Quick Tips and Troubleshooting for Chromebooks
When using Chromebooks in the classroom, it's handy to know a few tips, tricks, and troubleshooting steps to help students with basic issues that may...
Google Slides Grid View
Ever wish you could join all of your student project groups at once? With Google Slides, you can! Click from filmstrip to grid view to see all...
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