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Alvaro Galvis

YouTube - Google Reader in Plain English - 1 views

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    This is a very simple and good tutorial about GOOGLE READER
Alvaro Galvis

Establishing a PLACE for Teaching Technologies - 0 views

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    PLACE is an acronym created (2009) by Alvaro Galvis to help educators understand and use information and communication technologies. P = Productivity tools L = Learning environment creation tools A = Access to cultural and intellectual capital C = Communication tools E = Exploration tools This web site shares variety of digital resources that belong to each on the proposed categories.
Alvaro Galvis

Academic Leadership Paying students for grades: Is it sustainable and should it be? - 0 views

  • Educational leaders are consistently challenged to find innovative ways to maximize learning outcomes for students. Some of the more recent approaches aimed at improving student achievement that have emerged in public school systems involve paying students cash for good grades, attendance and good behavior. While these financial incentive programs are only a few years in the making, they have been initiated in many places throughout the U.S . The various programs have been developed with slightly different specifications and have been given unique names, but they all entail financially compensating students, many of whom are socioeconomically disadvantaged.
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Building Learning Communities in Residential Colleges - 0 views

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    This article focuses on students from low socio-economic backgrounds.
Alvaro Galvis

Wikis and Education - 1 views

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    A collection of web sites with relevant information about wikis in education
Alvaro Galvis

Implementing Active Learning Strategies: Tales from Two New Life Science Professors at ... - 1 views

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    By Stuart Grandy, Nichole N. Barger Academic Leadership, The Online Journal Volume 8 - Issue 2 Apr 19, 2010 - 10:20:41 AM We report on the implementation of a range of classroom activities that have been widely advocated in the literature and yet remain less common in the sciences than other disciplines. The practices we use include: 1) seminars, in which students take a lead in discussion of course content; 2) role-playing activities whereby students take on the role of a different person and creatively explore how their perspectives may change; and 3) oral and written self evaluations
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