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umping off point: Students today want less talk and more action. Is it possible to get them learning with a one-minute lecture? T The attached video might do the trick; plus, you can tell them you have a guest speaker, who will enlighten them in about 100 seconds.his is a great example of using videos in the classroom.



Water and climate change 

At the end of the units and reading texts or at the beginning of writing activities; I always think that one of the most important things the students should do is mind mapping to be able to view the whole story from A to Z. Here, I’ve listed some mind map online tools that are totally free and easy to use in our classrooms throughout the year:

Dabbleboard : is an enjoyable and free tool to use. The best side of the application is that you don’t need to sign up to create your mind maps. It consists of a white canvas allowing you to draw diagrams and jot down notes. Dabbleboard also includes a library of readily-available objects such as charts, mind maps, network diagrams, floor plans, photo annotation, interface designs, and electrical diagrams.