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An Activboard is an appropriate teaching tool for junior high classrooms that can increase student motivation and deepen understanding of concepts. The interactive whiteboard allows students to manipulate content independently, adding depth and complexity to lessons. Some benefits of an Activboard include accessible resources from Atomic Learning and Promethean Planet, compatibility with Brainpop for student response systems, and the use of ActivSlates and Activstudentviewer to engage students throughout the classroom.
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- 1. Promethean ACTIV Board Use in the Junior High Classroom
- 2. Is an Activboard appropriate for Junior High classes? Yes! An Activboard is a very appropriate teaching tool at this educational level. The possibilities for using an Activboard in any classroom are endless, you are only limited by your imagination.
- 4. Add depth and complexity to your teaching that you never thought imaginable, especially with diverse student populations
- 5. Deepen understanding of concepts being taught by allowing students to manipulate the board independently.
- 6. Activboard Tips Atomic Learning www.atomiclearning.com
- 7. Activboard Tips Promethean Planet http://www.prometheanplanet.com/us/
- 8. Activboard Tips Brainpop Brainpop is now equipped to work with ActiVotes and ActivExpressions www.brainpop.com
- 9. Activboard Tips ActivWand The ActivWand is very helpful because it makes the board accessible to everyone regardless of physical limitations.
- 10. Activboard Tips Student Voting Systems: ActivVote or ActivExpressions: These systems can be used to check for understanding, and monitor progress
- 11. Activboard Tips ActivSlates: Active slates give teachers the ability to move around the room while conducting a lesson. They can also be used to let students manipulate the board from their desks.
- 12. Activboard Tips Teacher Tips: Use Activstudentviewer at classroom computers. Students can view the flipcharts and manipulate them individually at each computer. Elementary Mode: teachers can change the look of their promethean screen so that it is more kid friendly. This works well with resource classes.