Me immediately adding this to my end-of-semester reflection for next week!!! Great question! #EduSky

We use Canva for everything!! They submit them to me through our LMS Schoology — here are some other examples

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I use Canva for everything lol - but yeah, Canva has great bumper sticker templates too #EduSkyChat

A2: Photo mark up is a favorite of mine in my anatomy class - show what you know in a creative way #EduSkyChat

A1: I create digital journals for my students to use to take notes in on their iPads-- I think it helps guide them on how to take good notes and condenses the content to exactly what they need #EduSkyChat

I like the idea of fake Netflix trailers -- that could be fun! #tlap

yeah the sensors were a grant-funded thing -- but there are uv beads that do the same thing - not very scientific but could be a good hook into discussing things :)

A3: Love personifications -- taking what they have learned and bringing it to life - these are personified skin cells and sweat glands #tlap

so fun - saved!!! #tlap

A2: One of my favorites from last year was to recreate a popular song using AI BUT make it neuron themed...and then review for errors - they also found another AI that would sing it for them 😆 #tlap

A1: I do a question of the week for the kids to answer when the come in -- always draws their attention to the board because they want to see what everyone else wrote - this week -- something unusual that you are thankful for...so far we have ducks, fuzzy blankets, hair ties, skittles, etc. #tlap

Hi!! Jodie from Dallas - Anatomy teacher #tlap

We did a quick design lab with the skin about UV - using Pasco sensors to measure UVA/UVB exposure -the results were fun - for ex: RayBan sunglasses were no better at blocking UV than $3 Walgreens ones-we ended with more questions than answers, but to me, that's a good day in science :) #AnatomyEDU

These are really great - if I were allowed to teach this in my Anatomy class, I would use them!! I love hexagonal thinking!