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Category Archives: Special Ed
How to Draw an Animal Cell: Live lesson Recorded and Created with Doceri
November 16, 2017 – 5:20 pm
How to draw an animal cell diagram. I recorded and created this lesson live with Doceri in my middle school STEAM SPED class. Can you imagine if all teachers recorded their lessons?
Doceri Classroom Training: Using Drawing Mode and Importing a Picture
November 15, 2017 – 5:27 pm
See inside Jason Gilmore’s SPED/ STEAM class while he shares how to use Doceri within his own pedagogy. Today he toggles between Drawing mode and the internet to screenshot pictures of human cheek cells. He supports his students by instructing them how to draw human cheek cells and shows them what to look for in the […]
Doceri as Foundation of Classroom Tech Tools: Part 1
October 30, 2017 – 4:59 pm
Over the past four years Doceri has become the foundation to my edtech tool belt. When presenting or having a discussion I am free to walk around the room and access Class Dojo, Kahoot!, Google Classroom, etc through Doceri. OR I can use it as a digital whiteboard and make a screencast on the fly. […]
Backflip into the New School Year
September 7, 2016 – 4:06 pm
Coming back to school this year has caused me to rethink my entire pedagogy. Why? I have a unique opportunity and I know there is a better way (to teach). I teach at Lawrence Cook Middle School as a special educator in Santa Rosa, California. We are a developing community school. A community school is one […]
Mrs. Tishler’s Hard to Fail Approach
November 2, 2015 – 9:23 pm
Here’s a screencast with a whole set of directions to produce a math foldable Perfect Square Chart for an interactive notebook by Mrs. Tishler. How long would this have taken to go through in class? How many kids would have to be redirected if these directions were spoken live? How many students would be lost […]
My 2nd Teacher’s Aid in the room: Doceri
October 27, 2015 – 10:03 pm
Today I had two students come back from a few days of being sick. Of Course they were behind. I am a middle school special educator with an art credential. My classes are social studies integrated with art. Every day we begin class with about 10 minutes of drawing. My drawing lessons are the first drawing […]
