5 Easy to Use Apps for Teaching Online - Episode 21 | MsRazz ChemClass

I hope this blog post find you and your loved ones well.

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for many schools to shift to online flexible learning, I wanted to share five easy to use resources to help deliver instruction and assessment.  I am here to support you and your students during this difficult time.  If you have questions, or would like further guidance on this topic, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Thanks so much for watching!

Online learning applications mentioned in this video:
cK-12:  https://interactives.ck12.org/
Kami: https://tinyurl.com/yb9mr9xd
EdPuzzle: https://edpuzzle.com/
Nearpod: https://nearpod.com/
Google Meet: meet.google.com/

Using Google Meet to Online Review Sessions: https://youtu.be/cNmIwigTdPY

My PO Box:
Karen Randazzo
PO Box 203
Belle Mead, NJ 08502

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Ms. Razz is an enthusiastic chemistry teacher in New Jersey.  She often counts herself to sleep at night using molecules or by reciting Avogadro's number. (For real.) She believes that every student has the power to learn anything, even chemistry.  After all, she remembers this hustle didn't always come easy to her. She's also a Teachers Pay Teachers seller and you can view and purchase her lessons here.

5 Ways I Use Flipped Learning To Support My Students - Episode 20 | MsRazz ChemClass

Flipping your classroom is a great way to provide support for student learning. But there isn't a one size fits all approach to the flipped model. In this week's episode, learn the five ways I scaffold content and skills using flipped learning. Plus, I'll share the details of a little surprise I planned for my chemists during our stoichiometry unit.

Thanks so much for watching!

My PO Box: Karen Randazzo PO Box 203 Belle Mead, NJ 08502 Sign up for EdPuzzle to flip your classroom.
What's a unit menu?

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Ms. Razz is an enthusiastic chemistry teacher in New Jersey.  She often counts herself to sleep at night using molecules or by reciting Avogadro's number. (For real.) She believes that every student has the power to learn anything, even chemistry.  After all, she remembers this hustle didn't always come easy to her. She's also a Teachers Pay Teachers seller and you can view and purchase her lessons here.

How I Flip My Chemistry Classroom

It's a new year, time for some new norms.

I hope your school year is off to a fantastic start!

In this vlog, I'll share how I encourage student buy-in for the flipped classroom and the norms I establish for engaging with video content.  I'll also share a new way I established the importance of interacting with video content.

Thank you so much for watching!

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Ms. Razz is an enthusiastic chemistry teacher in New Jersey.  She often counts herself to sleep at night using molecules or by reciting Avogadro's number. (For real.) She believes that every student has the power to learn anything, even chemistry.  After all, she remembers this hustle didn't always come easy to her. She's also a Teachers Pay Teachers seller and you can view and purchase her lessons here.

My Top 10 Tips for a Better UNIT MENU Experience

Hi again! Happy snowday.... errrr, I mean Sunday.

Did you get snow last week?  We sure did - and we even had a surprise early dismissal and school closing the following day!  I still can't believe we lost a snow day so early in the school year!

This week I am switching it up from my weekly vlog, and spending more time focusing on my unit menu design.  For those of you who are new around here, student choice and differentiation are staples in my classroom culture.  I really enjoy giving my students the power to choose the ways in which they learn and demonstrate their understanding.  This week, I suggest 10 tips to help you create a more meaningful experience for your students using unit menus.

Enjoy!  I know your students most certainly will!

Karen

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Ms. Razz is an enthusiastic chemistry teacher in New Jersey.  She often counts herself to sleep at night using molecules or by reciting Avogadro's number. (For real.) She believes that every student has the power to learn anything, even chemistry.  After all, she remembers this hustle didn't always come easy to her. She's also a Teachers Pay Teachers seller and you can view and purchase her lessons here.

School Violence Awareness Week and Reviewing for the FIRST Test

Hi again!

Test day is the best day?  I'm not so sure.  My students have always been very nervous on assessment days.  To alleviate some of the stress, a few years ago I started using weekly formative assessments and especially before a major assessment.  Of course, they've evolved over time - specifically into more tech-based assessments, but I truly think this has eased some of the stress associated with test day.

In this week's vlog, you'll watch as I help prepare my students for their first major test using a few different strategies.  Since this is also School Violence Awareness Week, I'll share the activities I prepared in support of violence prevention.

I hope this video will help you to create lessons that inspire your students to take an active role in school violence prevention as well as decrease some of the stress associated with test days.  Enjoy!

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Ms. Razz is an enthusiastic chemistry teacher in New Jersey.  She often counts herself to sleep at night using molecules or by reciting Avogadro's number. (For real.) She believes that every student has the power to learn anything, even chemistry.  After all, she remembers this hustle didn't always come easy to her. She's also a Teachers Pay Teachers seller and you can view and purchase her lessons here.

First Week of School 2018!

Hi!

I know many of you are back in full swing with school, but in New Jersey we always tend to start after Labor Day.  In this week's vlog I'll show you some exciting new things I'm trying with my students to promote a student-centered classroom culture.  I hope you'll gain some inspiration from seeing the activities I have planned!  Enjoy my back to school vlog!

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Ms. Razz is an enthusiastic chemistry teacher in New Jersey.  She often counts herself to sleep at night using molecules or by reciting Avogadro's number. (For real.) She believes that every student has the power to learn anything, even chemistry.  After all, she remembers this hustle didn't always come easy to her. She's also a Teachers Pay Teachers seller and you can view and purchase her lessons here.