Teachers’ Pro

Teachers’ Pro

Teachers’ Pro combines the features of a lesson planner, student progress recorder, and organizer into one program. Uniquely designed planner editing and progress recording speed features can significantly reduce the paper workload for a teacher. This program includes features such as automatic insertion of personal schemes of work into future lessons of selected classes, rapid data entry and ease of automated file transfer of student records (to Excel), selective search features that allow reports to be compiled of related events, and class name list student thumbnail photo display tracking providing rapid student identification and recalls.

Version 5.4 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.Designed by a teacher, for teachers!

Teacher Aide allows unlimited free use of the attendance and grade book for teachers.
A low monthly subscription gives teachers access to premium features, which include
• Seating chart
• At risk screen
• Bulk messages
• Sync assignment data from Google Classroom
• PDF reports

The premium features for Teacher Aide are available for the first class so teachers can test them out and decide if they would like to activate the subscription.

Please send an email to [email protected] with any feedback or issues. There are thousands of different Android devices supported by the app so I depend on users to inform me of any issues they may find with their device.

Schools these days make use of technology more than ever before; in fact, for teachers, there are always more and more apps to download on their and their students’ mobile devices that are created specifically for educational purposes. In the online stores and in particular, in those of Google Play and Apple store, there are many free of charge apps with each one including its own specific features. In this regard, here is a list of 15 useful apps for teachers.

The first app that proves ideal for livening up lessons, and made especially for teachers, is the one called Nearpod. This application allows teachers to present multimedia lessons that students can upload to their mobile devices. The Nearpod app is completely free and offers different layouts, which make it suitable for various teaching activities.

The second app worth mentioning and proving suitable for teachers is the one called Viper. It is in fact a valid Windows application that contains ready-made themes which allow teachers to present them directly to pupils. In this app, students are also able to compare their work to understand how to write better by avoiding grammatical errors, paying more attention to syntax and typos.

The third app that proves effective for teachers, who have an Android device, is the one called Attendance. Teachers can use it to draw up a list of attendance in their various classes, and to help them keep track of the studies and classwork of each individual student. This app also allows a photo to be added to each name so that the teacher can better verify and follow the necessary information.

The fourth app for teachers is a little bizarre, but in some ways useful; in fact, it is called TooNoisy.  It was created to detect environmental noises and it can be used for both an Android device and with an iPhone in a classroom. This app specifically emits a beep when the aforementioned noise threshold is excessive. The main function of this app is dictated by the fact that students, themselves, can become more aware of how to behave, and regulate their behavior. It also helps students avoid the risk of punishment by a teacher or educational representative if they aren’t following the rules.

The fifth app that a teacher can download for free from Google Play on his mobile device is the one called ThingLink which is used to keep students attentive during lessons. In addition, the app is useful for creating interactive images for teachers who intend to use them to better explain a topic or make concepts clearer to students who download it on their mobile device.