hello. who are science teachers here? im curious on how you incorporate edtech in science education in your respective schools. 

Bryan Arugay

I teach science in public high school in the Philippines. We want to use IXL, but not sure if it will be approved by our senior admins. Might be beyond out budget …

I also teach science, mostly to 6-8th graders… the difficult bunch! I’ve used IXL, it’s popular in US and Europe. They are a bit expensive, but quite good.

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Hello there @Bryan Arugay  ~ apart from curriculum design I also teach some science and math… 

Which grades do you teach? Then I can share what we use for different grade levels

Hello there @Bryan Arugay  ~ apart from curriculum design I also teach some science and math…   Which grades do you teach? Then I can share what we use for different grade levels

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I teach engineering and science in Thailand. Belouga is a pretty useful new tool on the market whereby you can select specific videos for class discussions or SEL activities. It allows for students to connect with other students in science from around the world to collaborate on science projects. And teachers can collaborate with other science teachers to review and compare assignments (sort of a crowd sourcing of assessment, and very helpful). 
Separately, NOVA science videos are a nice set to build on curriculum core concepts. Their website is great.

I teach engineering and science in Thailand. Belouga is a pretty useful new tool on the market whereby you can select specific videos for class discussions or SEL activities. It allows for students to connect with other students in science from around the world to collaborate on science projects. And teachers can collaborate with other science teachers to review and compare assignments (sort of a crowd sourcing of assessment, and very helpful).  Separately, NOVA science videos are a nice set to build on curriculum core concepts. Their website is great.

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Bryan Arugay

hello. who are science teachers here? im curious on how you incorporate edtech in science education in your respective schools.

A group of likeminded people in For Teachers By Teachers are talking about this.