Editor’s note: This is a guest post written by Rachel Land Nystrom. A self-described “education policy junkie,” Rachel loves to combine the research skills she honed while earning an M.S. in Education Policy with her technical writing chops to help others interpret and understand what’s new in the education market. Schools are constantly asked to do…
Are you looking for ways to get students to take ownership of their learning? When students do their own research, ask critical questions, and form conclusions on their own, they strengthen their problem-solving skills. This technique, known as Discovery Learning, has been especially effective with students with special needs. However, you can incorporate Discovery Learning…
Editor’s note: This is a guest post written by educator Lucy Burnett about how she and her colleagues are teaching speech and language skills through Showbie. Since 2013, teachers and students at Flakefleet Primary School have used Showbie to share work and open lines of communication in the classroom. My colleagues and I have found…
Educator and guest blogger Deanna Keevan from St. John’s Preparatory School in Danvers, MA shares how her school is giving continuous behavioral feedback in Showbie. This behavioral feedback is paperless, and can easily be shared with parents and kept as a record of student progress. Find out how you can implement it in your classroom using Showbie!
Want to start the new school year right? Trainer Joe Moretti gives his 6 essential workflow tips for optimizing Showbie in your classroom, including quick ways to get to know your students, streamlining communication and more!
How do you know when a new file is added to Showbie, or when a new group member has added a comment to your custom group? Here’s a quick guide to Showbie’s update indicators, including what they mean and how to find them.
