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Elizabeth Francois

Explicit Instructions | Effective and Efficient Teaching - 1 views

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    Anita Archer Conference Resource
Tracy Watanabe

iLearn Technology » Blog Archive » What do you love: Google's multi-search se... - 0 views

  • What it is: What do you love is a nifty little search space from Google
  • With What do you love, students can type in a search term and instantly get results grid-style from Google images, create an alert, find patents, look at trends, email someone about the topic, explore the search in 3d with SketchUp, find books, watch videos, translate into 57 languages, organize a debate, find blog posts, maps, call someone, start a discussion group, plan an event, view it in Google Earth, create a instant bookmark to the search, or make the search mobile. 
  • This is a super way to help students organize and view information and options for sharing from one place. How to integrate What do you love into the classroom:  What do you love is a great tool for helping students learn about how searches work.  Students can instantly see a variety of search options and can begin comparing/contrasting results from the different streams.  Ask students to consider which types of searches lend themselves to each type of search (images, video, web, blogs, maps, etc.).  It is nice to have a one-stop shop of search results all within one page like this.  Students can quickly look at the top items from each available stream and decide from that one point which option best fits their search needs.
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  • Tips: Fair warning, this is a search engine.  You can’t always guarantee that what a student searches will come up with appropriate results.  I often remind students that if they come across anything that makes them feel scared, uncomfortable, or confused they should tell a trusted adult so that we can sit down and help them work through what they found and offer recommendations for a better search.
Tracy Watanabe

Free Technology for Teachers: Finally! Page Numbers in Google Documents - 0 views

  • Google has finally added an easy way to insert page numbers into documents in Google Docs. Now you can insert page numbers into the header or footer of your pages. To do this just open the "insert" drop-down menu and select page number
Tracy Watanabe

Trying Out Storybird.com | Dare to Care - 0 views

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    Need ideas for tying in traditional literature with tech integration? Denise Krebs has a fabulous post here for you! Regards, Tracy
Tracy Watanabe

Six Vocabulary Visits | What Else - 0 views

  • 1. Listening Vocabulary
  • Did you know about these free audiobook sites for children?
  • What about student research and reading online?
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  • Where do you see these fitting in?
  • 2. High Frequency Words
  • 3. Academic Vocabulary:12 words
  • One way to learn words is through flashcards and learner-friendly glossaries.
  • Other Flashcard Apps:
  • 4. Academic Vocabulary: Content Words
  • 5. Improving Vocabulary
  • 6. Sharing Vocabulary
  • 7. Listening Vocabulary
Erica Modzelewski

Pbl Pers. Unit - 1 views

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Niki Smith

Cube - 0 views

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    This is a 3D cube that you can add text or writing to each side.
Lynne Cook

Bright Hub - 0 views

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    Excellent school resource
Delia Flores

Prezi- The Zooming Presentation Editor - 0 views

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    Great alternative to Powerpoint or Google Presentation.
Delia Flores

A Great Place to Visit! - 0 views

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    This would be a great activity to promote community awareness while meeting reading and writing standards. Can probably be modified into a persuasive unit.
Delia Flores

Free Project Based Learning Resources That Will Place Students At The Center Of Learning - 0 views

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    Free Project Based Learning Resources That Will Place Students At The Center Of Learning
Delia Flores

Edutopia - Core Strategy: Project-Based Learning - 0 views

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    Why Teach with Project-Based Learning?: Providing Students With a Well-Rounded Classroom Experience Project-based learning helps students apply what they learn to real-life experiences and provides an all-around enriching education.
Delia Flores

Persuasion in Marketing - 0 views

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    This lesson plan is in progress.....
Tracy Watanabe

Common Core State Standards Initiative | Home - 0 views

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    Common Core Standards
Lynne Cook

Reinventing Brown Bag Author Study - 0 views

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    Lynne Cook, Elizabeth Francois, Niki Smith - The best lesson!
Tracy Watanabe

The Lexile Framework for Reading - 2 views

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    Look up lexile measurement for any book.
Tracy Watanabe

The Digital Curriculum Part 2… Nine Amazing Free Digital Curriculum Resources... - 0 views

  • First… lets take a look at the free  (or almost free) resources provided below
  • 1. Khan Academy As the site states… watch, practice… learn almost anything. There are over 3,100 videos in multiple STEM areas
  • You also may wish to look for videos or activities using the Common Core at any level of math by exploring Khan’s Common Core Page.
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  • 2. MIT Blossoms BLOSSOMS video lessons are enriching students’ learning experiences in high school classrooms for students across the globe. This amazing video library contains over 50 math and science lessons, all freely available to teachers as streaming video and Internet downloads and as DVDs and videotapes
  • The lessons intersperse video instruction with planned exercises that engage students in problem solving and critical thinking, helping students build the kind of gut knowledge that comes from hands-on experience. By guiding students through activities from beginning to end, BLOSSOMS lessons give students a sense of accomplishment and excitement. You can even check these lessons out by standards.
  • 3. Curriki  This is the community of K12 open resources. Currently Curriki has 6.5 million users and contains over 40,000 K12 free learning resources
  • You may also wish to explore Wikijunior, a project  to produce age-appropriate non-fiction books for children from birth to age 12
  • 5. HippoCampus This amazing resource claims to be teaching with the power of media. HippoCampus is a project of the Monterey Institute for Technology and Education (MITE)
  • 6. WikiBooks Welcome to a collection of open-content textbooks collection that anyone can edit. The Wikibooks collection currently contains 2,443 books with 40,980 pages.
  •  Wikibooks is for textbooks, annotated texts, instructional guides, and manuals
  • As a general rule only instructional books are suitable for inclusion
  • 4. NROCK The National Repository of Online Courses (NROC) is a growing library of high-quality online course content for students and faculty in higher education, high school and Advanced Placement
  • Wikijunior books are produced by a worldwide community of writers, teachers, students, and young people all working together
  • 7. CK12 Interactive Book I bring this amazing resource up because it is a a relatively new initiative. The community at CK12 Flexbooks and Wolfram Alpha have combined efforts to bring you this awesome Interactive Algebra Book. 
  • 8. Flexbooks I did include this in the last post but wanted to make sure it was added to the list. So… what is a FlexBook?  They may be best described as customizable, standards-aligned, free digital textbooks for K-12 education. FlexBooks are customizable textbooks that teachers can use online,via  flash drives, CD’s, or as printed books.
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