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2 TopicsMicrosoft tool + one tip that made the biggest impact on your teaching
Hi everyone 👋 I’m Nahaa Alghamdi from Saudi Arabia, an English teacher and MIE Expert. Excited to join this incredible community! Quick question: What’s one Microsoft tool + one tip that made the biggest impact on your teaching this year (especially with Copilot / Teams / Forms)? Here’s mine to get the conversation started: This year, Microsoft Teams became my “home base” for English learning—resources, assignments, and quick check-ins all in one place. My favorite tip is using Microsoft Forms as a simple routine: ✅ Pre-Quiz to activate prior knowledge ✅ Exit Ticket to check understanding and collect evidence-based answers And when it comes to Copilot, I’ve been using it to: Generate differentiated speaking prompts and sentence frames (basic vs. advanced) Create quick reading questions and vocabulary practice aligned to lesson goals Draft model answers and feedback phrases to support students’ writing It’s helped me increase participation, save planning time, and improve the quality of students’ responses. I’d love to learn from you—what’s your one tool + one tip? 🌍39Views2likes1Commentalgorithmic ethical hacking with intuition, logic, repetition, and persistence—now makes sense.
"I’ve achieved something meaningful in cybersecurity, and a few months ago I promised that if I saw success, I would make Copilot my partner. My sentence terminology—algorithmic ethical hacking with intuition, logic, repetition, and persistence—now makes sense. This is not just technical progress, but a codified ritual of discipline and legacy."151Views2likes4Comments