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1.
Nearpod
By Christine Robbins
Introduce
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What is it?
Website that is an interactive presentation tool
Explain what Nearpod is
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How it works
Easily import existing lessons
Add interactive features such as Virtual Field Trips, 3D Objects, Quizzes, Polls, Open Ended Questions and more!
Easily make new lessons or pull from large data base of already made lessons
Explain all that Nearpod has to offer over the next two slides
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Easily download and customize ready to teach lessons
There are thousands of free or paid lessons from other educators.
Easily customize pre-made lesson to meet the needs of your students
Explain how there are so many lessons already made that you can adjust to your needs.
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What Makes it Special?
Teachers share a live session with the class.
Students enter the code.
The lesson is synced to all students devices.
How is it different then other presentation tools? How is it better than standing in front of the class and presenting information?
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Evaluate Students
You can easily pull up individual student answers or whole class.
You can generate post-session reports.
Explain the evaluation component of Nearpod
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Every Student has a Voice
Every student is held accountable by actively participating in the lesson.
Teachers can pull responses up on the board and discuss students work.
How it holds every student accountable so no one is sitting back and not participating.
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Options for Slides
Draw it
Open Ended Questions
Quiz
Poll
Video
Audio
Field Trip
Fill in the Blanks
Memory Test
Collaborate
All the options for different slides
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Things You Can Do
You can upload chunks of the text and have students take notes as they read, high light answers, draw on the text, etc.
Explain some cool things you can do for reading
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Benefit for ELL & All Students
Interactive
Immediate Feedback
Collaborative with Peers
Multiple Strategies
Easily Differentiate Questions
Chunk text so no one is overwhelmed
Explain how Nearpod benefits all students
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Leveled Questions
Through Nearpod you can include different color coded questions and have different groups answer the certain color (differentiation)
You can rotate colors and mix up groups so students are unaware of the leveled questions.
You can have ELL students draw their answers rather than type out depending on ability.
Explain what the leveled question strategy is and how Nearpod will support this strategy
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Leveled Questions...
You can have ELL students draw their answers rather than type out depending on ability.
Explain how you can differentiate
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Cloze Reading
Easily leave out words in the fill in the blank to have students add works to check for understanding/ comprehension
Explain what Close Reading strategy is and how Nearpod will support this strategy
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Math
Use fill in the blank for equations
Use drawing for being able to show their work
Use the video and audio for teaching/ showing other way's
Display students work to have them explain their thinking or each others thinking
Explain how Nearpod can be used for other subjects like math
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Science
Being able to break up the text and as comprehension questions as you go through
Explain the Scientific Process
Draw how the experiment will be set up
Explain how Nearpod can be used during your science block
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You Won't Be Disappointed
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Nearpod
nearpod.com
How to get to nearpod
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References
Herrell, A., & Jordan, M. (2012). 50 Strategies for teaching English language learners (5th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson Education.
Nearpod (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://nearpod.com/
Sousa, D. (2011). How the ELL brain learns. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin.
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