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Lauren Parren

Teachers need to be learning role models - 0 views

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    This might be useful as we define teacher centered learning for the PD model in MALT.
Lauren Parren

Challenging the Model of 1:1 with BYOD | Edutopia - 0 views

  • They committed to twice-a-month planning sessions with their technology integrationist, who would also co-teaching with them twice a month.
  • collaborative, co-teaching model
Lauren Parren

CriticalThinking.org - Critical Thinking Model 1 - 0 views

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    What do WE mean by critical thinking in our Mt. Abe competencies?
Pat Mattison

Christopher Emdin: Teach teachers how to create magic | Talk Video | TED.com - 0 views

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    Christopher Emdin declares teachers can and should learn about engaging learning by modeling after the masters of engagement.
Lauren Parren

New Bloom's Taxonomy Poster for Teachers ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning - 0 views

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    Yet another version of Bloom's Taxonomy tied to technology use.  Worth discussing and comparing to others AND to the SAMR model.
Lauren Parren

DesignShare: Imagining the Future of the School Library - 0 views

  • edefine their “value-added” qualities.
  • Growing affluence means that many readers can and will purchase information rather than borrow it.
  • high touch environments
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  • growing body of research that demonstrates the positive effect of school libraries and school librarians on student reading abilities and academic achievement
  • uber information experts.
  • virtual environment.
  • no good reasons to design school libraries that are based on an outdated model
  • nnovative design
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      Yes!  This is exactly what we are thinking!
  • school officials will strive for a philosophical, functional, and physical merger of the school library with the IT program, with a faculty center and spaces for staff development, as well as spaces where teachers can work with (and learn from) students, school librarians, and IT staff; and
  • beyond the library walls
  • viewed primarily as a cost, rather than as an investment,
  • trying to create a good program by simply redesigning space without paying attention to staffing.
  • Teaching people to effectively find and use information to meet their needs.”
  • the 21st century school library must look beyond tradition to the future, to what is needed to help fulfill the educational mission, goals, and objectives of the school.
  • he library will be a sacred space dedicated to honoring those who use the library to meet whatever informational, educational, socialization and personal needs they might have.
  • broadest mission
  • Today’s library is a learning place, not a warehouse space.
  • fluid
  • Libraries must be spaces where multiple activities can take place simultaneously.
  • ifferent types of environments
  • ook at places where kids DO want to be
  • brary staff and a library program in place before facility planning
  • help as you can from an experienced, reputable school library facility design consultant—
  • Involve the stakeholders
  • Be adventurous,
  • complex
  • And I always say, design for the technologies that are available NOW, not those just over the horizon. The horizon might be further away than you anticipate.
  • libraries and librarians are needed now more than ever
  • a mix of print and non-print materials
  • consider providing more space for instructional purposes.
  • As much as possible we should be designing flexible spaces so that space required today for book storage can easily be converted for other purposes in the future.
  • he emphasis must be on the quality of the collection, not the quantity.
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      Is this still true?
  • quiet reflection will remain a need of humans for a very long time.
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      Hence our 'requirement' that both teachers and students work on their portfolios at the end of a unit after using the MALT Center.
  • The glut of information that keeps expanding overwhelms most people, and libraries and librarians are needed to help guide and teach students and teachers to cope.
  • November 2nd, 2006
  • knowledge production areas.
Lauren Parren

Five Best Practices for the Flipped Classroom | Edutopia - 2 views

  • classroom culture towards student construction of knowledge rather than the teacher having to tell the knowledge to students.
  • first focus on creating the engagement
  • and then look at structures
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  • How are you creating a need to know the content
  • pedagogical model
  • or is it a way to differentiate and allow choice
  • Students need metacognition to connect content to objectives, whether that is progress in a GBL unit, or work towards an authentic product in at PBL project.
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    This was GREAT thank you. I've been trying to wrap my head around the flipped classroom and this helped me anticipate some of the issues.
Ellen Repstad

Maine DOE - Case Studies - 0 views

  • The following case studies describe the steps three school districts took to implement a proficiency-based, learner-centered instructional system. Featured schools share their best practices, with the hope of serving as models for other Maine districts to reform their instructional systems.
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