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You planned the lesson, tested the tool, and then the students log in—and nothing works. In this episode, Josh talks about what to do when technology doesn’t go according to plan. From giving students time to explore a new tool before the real lesson to knowing when to pivot and have a backup ready, sometimes […]
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