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M2 is the true integration of social emotional learning, academics, and technology. Wendy Miller | La Habra Schools Wendy Miller has spent nearly 30 teaching Special Education, so she knows a …
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Julie Witczak, a middle school Communication Media Arts teacher, interviewed some of her 7th and 8th grade students at Caruso Middle School, IL about using Swivl’s MirrorTalk to support reflection …
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One of the MirrorTalk demo program participants is a high school teacher with resource classes for students with IEPs and 504s. Her primary goal for each student is to build a bridge of trust with …
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In our latest MirrorTalk release, we’ve listened to your feedback and are excited to bring you improved workflows, enhanced visibility for reflection feedback, and more. These updates make reflecting …
¡MirrorTalk ahora admite estudiantes de inglés que hablan español! (MirrorTalk now supports Spanish speaking English language learners!) In our constant pursuit to make reflection a priority for every …
This article was written in partnership with IDEA Illinois. To explore partnership opportunities with Swivl, email Swivl Community Engagement Manager, Sara Candela. What if …
In this week’s release, we’re bringing more delight, more motivation, and more learning to the student experience. How are we doing that? Instant feedback on student reflections! This update also …
Tammy Tucker is a professional development coach in West Virginia’s Randolph County Schools, and has been a Swivl user since 2019. She has coached up to 12 schools in her district with an average of 7 …
This article was written in partnership with IDEA Illinois. To explore partnership opportunities with Swivl, email Swivl Community Engagement Manager, Sara Candela. For centuries we’ve known there …
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End of year reflections are often used by teachers after the testing season winds down and everyone needs a little time to decompress. But it still takes class time to implement it with pen and paper …
