But you may have to spend hours in "professional development" about it 🙃

The IT department at my school says we can't turn it off since it's a feature of Chrome and not our LMS. Students using Safari or Firefox will probably never see it. Our LMS Canvas says they are talking with Google, but we'll see if anything comes from that (I doubt it).

Honestly it's why I'm back on BlueSky after 6 months of a break. Trying to figure this new "feature" out and who has it. We use Canvas and it started showing up last Tuesday. The button saying " homework help" when it will give you the answer is an interesting choice of words.

Administrative requests for lesson plans was also the first thing I thought of when I saw this.

But I love lesson planning...

This is the only way I'll teach projectiles now! End of semester is the way to go!!!

I've tried to use vertical and horizontal axis when I can. "The position variable x is plotted on the vertical axis"

A colleague attended NC NSTA a few weeks ago and he said it was abysmal. I think in NC there is very little money going towards out of house PD. He said he met a teacher who was the only teacher for their district because they only budgeted money for one.

Here is the finished set up!

Given a known distance (marked on the floor in blue tape) and initial speed from the Vernier projectile launcher, determine the height for the hoop so that the projectile will pass through it. This class was successful for 7 out of 8 hoops.

That's so cool!

I have it on my android but downloaded it years ago.

I like the grade breakdown format. I am going to add that to mine next semester.

Actually, it's State Fair time and the number one question I keep getting asked is... can we go do physics at the fair?

Breaks my heart because I'd love to do this as a field trip but can't

My school is grappling with this right now.