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Steve Ransom

Free Technology for Teachers: Form+ Adds More Flexibility to Your Google Forms - 2 views

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    Gread addin for Google Forms. Best thing is it allows for file submission with form submission!
Steve Ransom

Google Forms for Teachers- A Must Read Guide ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning - 1 views

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    Nice, collated resources on using Google Forms.
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18 Ways to Secure Parent Permission to Use Technology | Cool Cat Teacher Blog - 0 views

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    A nice collection of permission forms by @coolcatteacher Vicki Davis
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25 Ideas for Online Learning Success - 0 views

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    Must complete form to gain access to document.
Steve Ransom

SmartBlog on Education - Bullying prevention from the ground up - SmartBrief, Inc. Smar... - 0 views

  • Policies, programs, protocols, etc., can be useful tools for people to use, but they don’t change people — only people can change people. Bullying prevention must also start from the ground up — the ground of changing people’s hearts and minds towards greater respect and caring. Bullying prevention should not just be about stopping a negative behavior; it should be about how the members of the school community treat each other.
  • Compliance is a poor, ineffective substitute for a community’s commitment to creating the type culture and climate needed for learning — one that is incompatible will all types of bullying.
  • If people can’t see their culture, they will not be able to change it. Unfortunately, people can become easily habituated to ways of interacting that are often not respectful.
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  • Regardless of how they might appear, all educators think they are doing a good job and suggesting the opposite will only make them more defensive and less open to any recommendation for changing.
  • Fear freezes people into place and prevents meaningful change.
  • Most bullying-prevention efforts emphasize what shouldn’t happen:“Don’t bully others.” The implicit message is that the schools themselves don’t have to change; they just have to make sure that bullying doesn’t happen.
  • many students who bully learn to do it under the radar of adult supervision. Traditional rewards and consequences have little if any impact on bullying behavior in schools.
  • Tell a different story.
  • Stand on principles.
  • Translate principles into specific words and actions.
  • Get adult behavior aligned with principles.
  • All students can lead.
  • Becoming a more caring and respectful school community is the means and the ends towards preventing and reducing bullying in schools.
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    One of the best articles I've read on combatting the many forms of bullying in schools.
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Twitter Education Chats - 0 views

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    There's no shortage of ways to connect, collaborate, learn, and form professional relationships!!
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