PC World - 15 Hot New Technologies That Will Change Everything - 0 views
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From the website: "the basics of 15 upcoming technologies, with predictions on what may come of them. Some are breathing down our necks; some advances are still just out of reach. And all have to be reckoned with: Cellphone examples: Use Any Phone on Any Wireless Network; Your Fingers Do Even More Walking; Cell Phones Are the New Paper; Where You At? Ask Your Phone, Not Your Friend and much more
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socialmedian: Twitter Versus Plurk: The UI Advantage - 0 views
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"When I first reviewed Plurk for ReadWriteWeb, I had only been using this new lifestreaming service for a little while. After using it for much longer, I've realized that there is really just one major difference between Twitter and Plurk - but it's that one difference that makes Plurk so much better."
Interactive NETS*S - home - 6 views
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This Wiki is a compilation of interactive resources and lesson plan ideas that can be used by K-12 teachers when addressing 21st Century and Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS).
What is Higher Order Thinking? - 0 views
Making Matters! How the Maker Movement Is Transforming Education - WeAreTeachers - 4 views
10 Middle School Novels to Add to Your Classroom | WeAreTeachers - 5 views
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"In search of the spell that will compel kids to turn pages, raise hands, journal and jump in, we asked teachers and experts in our social network community to share the novels they bring to their fourth- through eighth-grade students time and time again. We asked them which middle school novels not only inspire that magic-wand effect, but also teach cross-curricular content. "
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6 Apps That Target Higher-Order Thinking Skills -- THE Journal - 2 views
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"How can the use of apps on an iOS or Android tablet help teachers develop these critical thinking skills in students? Concentrating on apps that can target the cognitive thinking skills at the high end of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy (2000) is one way to work on this process. Since many schools now have BYOD programs, finding apps that are available for both the iOS and Android operating systems makes it easier for teachers to develop formative and summative assessments that all students can complete. If educators are familiar with what the creative tool is capable of, they are more likely to develop engaging and meaningful assessments as well as provide technical support for their students. Educators should first re-familiarize themselves with the concepts inherent in the higher-order thinking skills of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy."
Free Classroom Poster Words Can Hurt or Heal - 5 views
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"Teaching kids how to speak kindly to one another can be challenging. We've put together a list of phrases and strategies your students can use when they're talking to their friends. It's also a great starting point for classroom discussions about using kind, helpful words to build people up, rather than hurtful words that tear them down."
Matt Harris: Coding is a Universal Connector that We (You) Should Teach in (Y)Our Schoo... - 0 views
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"I must confess: I am a coder. I like to create and build through computer programming. I find it engages a special part of my brain and calms me when I need a break of administrative or educational work. In fact, I used to code for Microsoft. I also teach coding and I love that coding teaches them to grow as analytical thinkers and problem solvers. In short, I am a big proponent for learning how to code. What has struck most of late is just how universal coding has become as a connector of people. When I first played around with the topic for this post, I considered titling it as, "Coding is a Universal Language," but a set of colleagues corrected me. Coding does not follow the rules of common languages; it exceeds them. Coding ties people together from all backgrounds and ages with the universal concepts of planning, creativity, design, and development. It is both constructive and destructive, fueling collaboration in some and isolation in others. What I challenge readers to think about is finding any part of modern society that is not touched in some way by coding? Think of any social or political event of the past 25 years that didn't have some connection to coding. Think of one nation of people on earth that haven't been influenced in some way by coding. I am sure you can find some, but those outliers are vastly overwhelmed by the examples of coding being tied to the central fabric of contemporary digital society."
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