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Kimberly Barss

Course: Child Psychology - 0 views

  • Module 1.  Test Driving the Course At A Glance
    • Kimberly Barss
       
      You have these titles above every link to pages within your course...how do you get them? I see that Alex has them in our class too but I'm struggling to accomplish this!
rhondamatrix

The Hard Part | Peter Greene - 0 views

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    A blog entry about what they don't tell you in "teacher school" -- namely, that there is not enough time, not enough resources, not enough YOU -- to do everything that you know know needs to be done. Peter Greene's blog is called CURMUDGUCATION.
kevin volo

Module 4 assignment - Color and Emotions - 6 views

  • This site discusses the effects of color on emotions and how we link colors to emotions.  For example red is often linked to anger while green creates a calming effect because of it resemblence to nature.  This site has several pages discussing different principles, such as how businesses use certain colors to encourage purchases.  Also, how certain colors in food make you want to eat more , etc.  Within each page are articles that cover the different principles and theorys.  Overall this site is well organized and easy to follow while containing a great deal of information.
    • kevin volo
       
      Module 4 assignment This seems to be a pretty good reference site for color theory and how color effects users.
    • alexandra m. pickett
       
      kevin: how will you use/incorporate this resource into your online course? where will it go, in which module? how will you direct students to use it?
    • kevin volo
       
      It will go in the Using Color to Tell a Story section and be a reference to show how color can be used affect peoples emotions.
    • alexandra m. pickett
       
      ok. i see your annotation, but the tags are not right. You have to put tags that are multiple words in parenthesis, otherwise each word comes out as a separate tag. "module 4 assignment" vs. module. 4. assignment.
    • kevin volo
       
      Fixed the tag issue.
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    Used as a good color theory and emotion reference.
abeukema

The Socratic Method (Green Bag Article) | University of Chicago Law School - 0 views

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    "environment of active learning for the students in large classes"
Bill Hooper

AP Central - The AP Macroeconomics Exam - 0 views

  • Questions
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  • Questions
    • Bill Hooper
       
      Each year, the free response questions from that years A.P. exam are posted. For example, by clicking on the link below, students will be able to view the 2008 questions. These questions have become an integral part of my course as practice and assessment tools.
  • Scoring GuidelinesStudent Performance Q&AScoring Statistics
  • Sample Responses Q1Sample Responses Q2Sample Responses Q3
    • Bill Hooper
       
      I frequently use the sample responses and give them to students as a way to assess their understanding. I have them grade the student papers and then compare their answers to the actual rubric.
  • 2008: Free-Response Questions
    • Bill Hooper
       
      The Free-Response questions are posted every year and are a integral part of my course. I use them as practice and assessment tools on a regular basis. I strongly recommend that all AP teachers make use of them.
    • Bill Hooper
       
      This page contain practice questions and answers for the AP Macroeconomics Exam. However, every AP course available on this site by clicking on the green link in the left hand sidebar entitled "AP Course and Exams" I strongly recommend it!!!!
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    Webpage containing every free response question asked on the A.P. Macroeconomics exam for the past 20 years. The questions and their associated detailed solutions are made available.
alexandra m. pickett

WebElements Periodic Table of the Elements | Sodium | Essential information - 0 views

  • Soap is generally a sodium salt of fatty acids.
    • Kimberly Barss
       
      Each element's description is loaded with great information! Scroll down to see a picture of sodium and the color in which it burns (very pretty!)
    • alexandra m. pickett
       
      This is great kim!! : )
  • The result of adding different metal salts to a burning reaction mixture of potassium chlorate and sucrose.
    • Kimberly Barss
       
      click the video above to play. The video shows a (brief) demonstration of that colors that different metals burn...beautiful...Relating this to teaching and learning: students (and teachers!) are much more engaged with proper and frequent use of attention-grabbing media. I am a visual person and I know that my classroom also has visual learners. I can describe things in text or verbally until I am blue in the face, but SEEING these things in photos or on videos is what sets it apart and commits them to memory. Above is a picture of sodium in its natural state as a metal...I try to emphasize this to my students since often the examples we use in class is sodium chloride, or table salt. A silver metal bonded to a noxious green gas combines to make table salt. That's a hard thing to imagine for anyone, so I show them using this resource. I LOVE webelements.
  • burning mixture of potassium
    • Kimberly Barss
       
      below is a fabulous chemistry joke!
    • Kimberly Barss
       
      for more comments, please return to the home page, click "Pictures" in the tabs at the top and click on "Cl"
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