Critical Thinking Workbook
I came across some resources from the Global Digital Citizenship Foundation. Click on the link I just provided to subscribe free to their information. Below is the vision of the organization and I feel their resources are very helpful.
"The Global Digital Citizen Foundation helps teachers develop values in their students, and these values guide them towards a vision of creating a better world for themselves and for others.
Compassionate, innovative, inspirational, and fun—that pretty much sums us up!"
I am sharing a copy of their critical thinking workbook. It includes activities for developing critical thinking skills. In addition to this free resource, there are numerous free resources at this site. I strongly urge you to check it out by clicking here. Lastly, here is the Ultimate Cheat sheet for Critical Thinking.
"The Global Digital Citizen Foundation helps teachers develop values in their students, and these values guide them towards a vision of creating a better world for themselves and for others.
Compassionate, innovative, inspirational, and fun—that pretty much sums us up!"
I am sharing a copy of their critical thinking workbook. It includes activities for developing critical thinking skills. In addition to this free resource, there are numerous free resources at this site. I strongly urge you to check it out by clicking here. Lastly, here is the Ultimate Cheat sheet for Critical Thinking.
Websites for Teachers
I came across this list of web sites for teachers and I love the fact that it is organized into content specific categories of math, science and social studies. I have shared it via PDF so that you can check out the links.
| theultimateedtechchartforteachersandeducators-2.pdf |
Macbook Resource
I recently found this blog which I am sharing for anyone who considers themselves a beginner with a Macbook. It is a blog that has a long list of articles about Macbook tips and how-tos. Knowing that all users are at different levels of use with their Macbooks, this is a perfect resource for users to find what works to grow their individual knowledge. Click here to check out this blog MacForBeginners.
8 important Google Doc Tips for educators
I came across this very brief, but informative infographic with 8 really helpful Google tips. If you are looking to ramp up the ways in which you use Google, these tips would be beneficial for you as well as your students. This document can be printed out in poster format.
The following tips are
1. See Revision history for a file
2. Add footnotes
3. Allow others to suggest edits in document
4.Type with your voice
5.Translate a document
6. Check Spelling
7. See suggested content with Explore
8. Insert an equation
The following tips are
1. See Revision history for a file
2. Add footnotes
3. Allow others to suggest edits in document
4.Type with your voice
5.Translate a document
6. Check Spelling
7. See suggested content with Explore
8. Insert an equation
10 Important Google Sheets Tips for Teachers
Google Sheets, while not as robust as Excel for those high power Excel users, it does do just about everything the average spreadsheet user would need. I came across this cool infographic that highlights some of Google Sheets features.
1. Add a line break in a cell
2. Merge cells
3. Wrap text
4. Apply a custom date or time format to your spreadsheet
5. Protect a sheet or range
6. Freeze or unfreeze rows or columns
7. Use a formula
8. Add a chart or graph to a spreadsheet
9. Set notification
10. Change the language for functions
1. Add a line break in a cell
2. Merge cells
3. Wrap text
4. Apply a custom date or time format to your spreadsheet
5. Protect a sheet or range
6. Freeze or unfreeze rows or columns
7. Use a formula
8. Add a chart or graph to a spreadsheet
9. Set notification
10. Change the language for functions
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