You may continue to use materials – such as Teachers Pay Teachers or Vimeo – in your classroom presentations and lectures as long as you are not linking to them or giving learners under 13 a way to click into any of these sites on their own. Google Suite (drive, docs, classroom, forms).YouTube – if embedded through the Outschool classroom*.
*Note that YouTube is not intended to be visited and used by children under 13 and thus is a non-COPPA compliant resource. However, Outschool has developed a way for you to use YouTube videos in your classes in a legally compliant way. All you need to do is add the YouTube link to your Classroom Post, and Outschool will automatically embed the link so that learners remain on the Outschool platform and don’t access the YouTube website. Learn more in this support article.Word Walls are organized collections of words placed on a wall or other surface in the classroom. They are excellent tools for building word consciousness in students through increased vocabulary interaction and social learning opportunities especially as students make connections among important concepts and big ideas. Interactive Word Walls, vocabulary notebooks, and periodic reviews are all important ways to revisit and reinforce vocabulary over time.
There are several different types of Word Walls which serve different purposes and focus on different skills. For example, it is common for primary classrooms to display high-frequency Word Walls, but it is unlikely to find such a Word Wall in a secondary classroom. Word Walls in classrooms take on many forms. They can be color-coded by content area on index cards that are affixed to the wall. They can be on chart paper, a display board, or a concept map. No matter the way you choose to display Word Walls, the words on the Word Wall must be large enough that they can easily be seen by all students in the room from wherever they are seated.
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