I decided to try out a hyperlinked document to experiment with how to put together a unit for students. I started with a familiar one. I am working on a series of enrichment lessons for gifted middle schoolers who are already accelerated in basic math. I found this "notebook" style to be challenging and yet, it may be useful.
I'm curious how you are organizing lessons?
I'm curious how you are organizing lessons?
The part I struggled with is how students would keep notes, share thoughts and so on. In the document above I refer to Padlet a couple of times. And I do like that site for sharing whole class.
BUT just now I saw how one school created a Google Doc for a whole unit ... as a "scrapbook" for students to keep all of their unit work together. I can't publish theirs here but in the next few days I want to create that kind of document for this unit. We'll see how that goes :). (If you want to track down an example of the Google Doc scrapbook, check out this link ... high school integrated math 1.
BUT just now I saw how one school created a Google Doc for a whole unit ... as a "scrapbook" for students to keep all of their unit work together. I can't publish theirs here but in the next few days I want to create that kind of document for this unit. We'll see how that goes :). (If you want to track down an example of the Google Doc scrapbook, check out this link ... high school integrated math 1.
Really cool. I try to do stuff like this too...I haven't seen with math yet. Great job!
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