Control Safari browser tabs on laptop

Hello!
Anyone have any ideas how I could quickly change between tabs on my laptop using my iPhone? I like to walk around the classroom while I teach, but would also like to switch between webpages real quick so I can use AirSketch on my iPad, but also go back to edmodo and other miscelaneous sites for that day. I was hoping for something a bit more streamlined than a remote access to the computer solution, but perhaps there is one that is easy and quick to use on the iPhone?
Thanks!
-Josh

Hi,
My Private browsing is Turn OFF all the time.
After following the steps mentioned in the link provided by "@randers4"
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5372
I was able to see safari tabs opened in the Mac on my iPhone. But the tabs opened on iPhone are not showing in Mac.
When I click the Cloud icon next the address bar all I see is "iCloud automatically Shows all the open tabs on your other devices".
Don't know what else to do.
Thanks for replying friends.

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