Daily Questions for Distance Learning

The video tutorial by Breezy Special Ed explains how to use daily questions in Google Slides. It covers setting up the slides, sharing them with students, and customizing them for individual needs. The tutorial also discusses additional options like using student images and provides information on resource availability. The Google Slides version is available for free, and viewers are encouraged to contact Breezy Special Ed for further assistance.

What is the main purpose of the video tutorial?

• To introduce a new paid resource

• To explain how to use daily questions in Google Slides

• To demonstrate a new software

• To provide a lesson on Google Classroom

What is included with the daily question download?

• A PDF document

• A Google Slides link

• A Word document

• A video tutorial

How can teachers share the Google Slides document with students?

• By posting it on social media

• By sharing a link and allowing edits

• By emailing it

• By printing it

What is the advantage of using Google Slides for daily questions?

• It is more expensive

• It is less interactive

• It allows easy sharing and editing

• It is harder to use

What can students do with the daily questions on Google Slides?

• Watch a video

• Type their answers in a box

• Read a book

• Listen to an audio

How often can teachers update the directions for students?

• Every month

• Every day or week

• Every year

• Every hour

What is the main feature of the Google Slides daily questions?

• Interactive student engagement

• Video tutorials

• Audio lessons

• Printable worksheets

How can teachers individualize instructions for students?

• By sending emails

• By customizing directions in the slides

• By using a standard template

• By using a different software

What can students add to their answers in the daily questions?

• A because statement

• A video

• A song

• A drawing

What is the purpose of the yes/no questions format?

• To draw pictures

• To write essays

• To allow students to drag circles to indicate answers

• To create a quiz