“I love it! Our school is making a big push for long-term planning and more thoughtful units. It makes sure everyone gets heard, and amplifies student voice.” Daniel is one of thousands of teachers who have been beta testing the new Classwork page, and he’s excited to use it to help him and his students stay more organized.
I project it on the board to facilitate quick discussion. Today, it’s an everyday part of his teaching: “I distribute a Doc through Classroom, where all kids can work on the Doc together, at the same time. That’s why we’re introducing a new Classwork page, which lets teachers better organize assignments and questions by grouping them into modules and units.ĭaniel Brennick, a middle school science teacher in Florida, started using Classroom two years ago. But a single stream, while simple, became too crowded, and it was hard for teachers and students to find what they needed.
We designed Classroom to be as easy to use as possible, so we originally provided one class Stream for teachers and students to share new content and ideas. The words you practiced up to that point will be saved, and you can come back to the quiz later to finish the assignment.A better way to create, organize, and find work If you are taking a vocabulary quiz, you can exit once you've reached a progress page with a "Continue practicing" button.
If you exit a grammar lesson before completing it, you will have to start from the beginning when you come back to the lesson. It's important to note that SpanishDict does not save partial progress on grammar lessons. The assignment page will then open, and you'll need to click "Get Started" to start the vocabulary quiz or grammar lesson. Then, click on your class.Ĭlick on the title of the assignment that you want to start. Log into your account on and click the "Classrooms" tab at the top of the page. You'll then be able to start the assignment. You may be prompted to log into your SpanishDict account (or create one, if you don't yet have one) or connect your Google account to SpanishDict. You can also scroll through your "Stream" section to find the assignment you need.Ĭlick on the assignment that you want to work on, and when the assignment block expands, click on the link to SpanishDict. Log into your Google Classroom account, click on your class, and then click the "Classwork" tab at the top of the page. If your teacher is using SpanishDict with Google Classroom, you'll be able to access your assignments in one of two ways. Open a Google Classroom Assignment (For Students)
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