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Google brings Guided Learning to Classroom
Teachers can assign activities that coach students step by step. In Google Search, the feature will start with a US pilot.
Why it matters: Use it to plan exercises that ask students to explain how they reached an answer.
What changes in Classroom
Google announced worldwide availability of Guided Learning activities in Classroom. Teachers assign an exercise, and the tool guides students with questions and steps tied to class materials. Google says teachers can see where students may need extra support during the activity.
What schools in Spain should check
The worldwide Classroom rollout includes Spain. Google says access to Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom and Search will be off for primary and secondary student accounts until an administrator enables it. Check your school's settings before scheduling an activity. The Search pilot will start in selected US schools.
An example exercise
For a fractions exercise, ask students to draw a picture and explain why two fractions are equivalent. Review their explanations afterward and use any mistakes to decide what to revisit in class. The photograph is illustrative.
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