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Matt Miller

Matt Miller

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Podcaster, Google Teacher Tribe Podcast

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  • Hexagonal thinking: Creating connections in the classroom

    By Matt Miller| ditchthattextbook.com@ If you’re looking for a way to get your students to make meaningful connections and have deep, thoughtful discussions, then hexagonal thinking might just be your new favorite activity. What is Hexagonal Thinking? Hexagonal thinking is all about creating connections. Imagine each idea, concept, or term as a hexagon on a board. As students arrange these hexagons, they’re essentially building a web of interconnected thoughts.

    By Matt Miller · ditchthattextbook.com

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • How AI can make any template work for your class

    By Matt Miller| ditchthattextbook.com@ Use tools like ChatGPT to make creative teaching ideas (and templates) work for your class -- no matter what you teach. Imagine it ... you're scrolling through teaching ideas and find one that lots of teachers really like. You'd LOVE to use it, but you think ... "nahhhhh, that would never work with what I'm teaching."Instead of dismissing that idea, let's try something else.

    By Matt Miller · ditchthattextbook.com

    Mar. 15, 2025

  • Hexagonal thinking: Creating connections in the classroom

    By Matt Miller| ditchthattextbook.com@ If you’re looking for a way to get your students to make meaningful connections and have deep, thoughtful discussions, then hexagonal thinking might just be your new favorite activity. What is Hexagonal Thinking? Hexagonal thinking is all about creating connections. Imagine each idea, concept, or term as a hexagon on a board. As students arrange these hexagons, they’re essentially building a web of interconnected thoughts.

    By Matt Miller · ditchthattextbook.com

    Mar. 31, 2025

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Google Teacher Tribe Podcast