19.3.2020 · Parents who will be homeschooling (temporarily) while schools are closed because of COVID-19 can only do so much to keep kids learning, so do your parents a solid and use this time to find subjects that get you excited! There’s only so much Netflix you can watch before you get a funny taste in the back of your mouth. As Mike Petrilli wrote in a recent blog post, “It’s highly …
6.2.2019 · Lucky for us, YouTube offers an array of videos for teaching figurative language that students will appreciate! I love incorporating video clips into mini-lessons, especially when I can pause the videos to have …
The 10 Best Educational YouTube Channels: For High Schoolers, Teachers, and Lifelong Learners · 1. CrashCourse. Crash Course offers quick, detailed overviews of ...
8.11.2019 · Middle school can be an extremely challenging grade level to teach. With students leaving childhood but not quite entering adolescence, it can be difficult to keep their attention in the classroom and help them understand difficult subjects. Luckily, there are several YouTube channels that focus on those so-called awkward years that will help students learn and help …
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Keith Deltano's anti bullying video lesson on the consequences of cyber bullying for classroom and home use that includes follow up questions to use with you...
This video partners with the lesson plans created for middle school students to learn more about the Floridan aquifer and how they can help conserve and prot...
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6.9.2017 · Video 1 of a multi video series providing free sex education for middle school students who don't have access to sex education or for teachers who want an ea...
21.10.2020 · 20 Teacher-Approved Educational YouTube Channels. Screen time with real benefits. Classroom media has come a long way since the days of filmstrip projectors! These days, you can find videos online about just about anything, and they’re a great resource for teachers. Check out these YouTube channels for educational content that will enhance ...