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bonnie smith

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    ePals is the social network optimized for K-12 learning. Over half a million classrooms in 200 countries and territories have joined the ePals Global Community to connect, collaborate and exchange ideas. ePals now translates in 35 languages!
Terri Lamb

Directory of Web 2.0 Tools: Blogging, RSS, Podcasting Tools etc. - 1 views

  • The Directory divides the Web 2.0 tools into these main categories: Blogging Tools Blog Monitoring Tools RSS Feed Readers RSS Feed Creators Pinging Tools Podcast Recording Tools Videocast Resources Wiki Tools Social Network & Community Tools Other Tools Web 2.0 Suites
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    Great site to explore the different resources of web 2.0 tools.
Peggy Byrd

Kidspiration Activities & Lesson Plans - North Canton City Schools - 1 views

  • 5. States & Capitals Type: Kidspiration Level: Fourth Grade Area: Social Studies Author: Marilyn Hlass, Special Ed - Hearing and Vision Impaired , mah2nc@viking.stark.k12.oh.us Description: As part of the fourth grade curriculum students are expected to learn the fifty states and their capital cities. This activity is a way to practice their knowledge about the states and their capitals.
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    Using the diigo tool is a way to organize sites such as this one to be used in technology class. The 4th graders learn the states and capitals during social studies, and we can do activities during computer class that go along with this subject.
A Hughes

Home - New Tools - LibGuides at Springfield Township High School - 1 views

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    Joyce Valenza's library guides include informaton on video tools, digital storytelling, wikis, blogs, podcasting, widgets, social networking and bookmarking, and many more... Joyce has so much information on her site under new tools.
Madeline Carlson

Education World: The Best Bullying Prevention Schools Aren't Doing - 0 views

  • prevention efforts, there’s an emphasis on top-down approaches where adults define problems and solutions for students,”
  • The problem is that these approaches lack attention to youth cultures and youth engagement.”
  • teacher preparation programs.
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  • Colby’s teachers-in-training routinely consider how students experience gender, race, social class, sexual orientation and other group memberships.
  • tudents tend to engage in “relational aggression” such as rumor-spreading and social exclusion when they do not feel permission to express anger and aggression directly. While viewed as more common among girls, she added, the behavior definitely occurs among boys as well.
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    Bullying Article - can be used to help define the issues with bullying and how schools can deal with it.
Peggy Byrd

Web 2.0 in the Classroom: Using Blogs to Promote Authentic Learning in the Classroom - 1 views

  • Blogging Statistics and Research1) Important Blogging Statistics2) Pew Internet Blogging Report 3) Pew Internet Teens and Social Media4) ERIC Research Abstract on Student Blogging5) Motivation For Writing Through Blogs 6) Summary of Research on Edublogging, Jeff Felix, Ed.D. 7) CNet's Report: Girls blog, boys post video
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    Bloggins is the web 2.0 tool that I like the most. I can think of ways that I could use it for guidance class and computer class. I think it's interesting to see how other teachers use it. If I come up with good ideas, my school may take the block off of blogging!
Joan Moore

School Counselor Blog - 1 views

  • "It's What's on the Inside That Counts!"
  • I am currently running a group for children with a loved one in jail. One of the activities I have facilitated with my group is the kiwi lesson.  The kiwi lesson can be used to address many different topics including stigma, shame, diversity, tolerance, body image, and more.  This lesson is fun and engaging. It worked especially well in the context of this group.
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      Great lesson to use with a small group. Author uses for kids with parent in jail.
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    I am always looking for ways to engage my students about guidance topics. I am looking for "real" conversation with them as opposed to hearing the answers they think you want to hear. The kiwi lesson described is one of those lessons that will provoke responses that are real.
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