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Pro+ to Capture Classroom Discourse by Dr. Childs

February 23, 2017 Noemi Sparks

Improving student achievement is a focal point of the educational system. Education stakeholders are constantly seeking ways to positively impact student achievement. Swivl Pro+ has the potential to …

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Using a Swivl to Help Students Learn How to Present Better by Patrick Donovan

December 20, 2016 Noemi Sparks

Students are expected to present in so many of their classes, but how often do we actually spend time on helping students become better presenters? So many of the student presentations I see involve a …

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Swivl for Video Observations

December 12, 2016 Noemi Sparks

Video Observations Put You at the Wheel By choosing which of your lessons to record and share, you can take charge of your own professional development. By making the most of Swivl’s hardware …

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4 Tips for Flipping your Class

December 8, 2016 Noemi Sparks

1. Start Small. Flipping your class is a big endeavor! Just like any journey of 1000 miles, start with just one step. Kick off by flipping single lesson or unit. If you’re a multi-subject teacher, …

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Measuring Student Engagement During Observation

November 16, 2016 Noemi Sparks

Historically, teacher observations happened infrequently, and were usually done by another school staff member who would sit in on a class. The observer would be tasked with watching the whole class …

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