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Ken Fuller

Big6 Resources - 2 views

  • RESOURCES for EACH BIG6™ STEP
  • 1. Task Definition
  • General-to-specific triangle
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  • 2. Information-Seeking Strategies
  • Primary and Secondary Sources
  • Read•Write•Think lesson plans for selecting best resources (grades 3-5).
  • 3. Location and Access
  • Pathfinders
  • Online Databases
  • Great places for teachers to find WWW sites and resources to support school projects
  • 4. Use of Information
  • The Trash-n-Treasure Method of Teaching Note-Taking - This is our favorite method for teaching/learning notetaking skills.
  • Note-taking
  • Graphic Organizers
  • Inspiration- Software for creating graphic organizers. Download a trial copy. Includes Kidspiration for younger kids
  • Citing Source
  • Copyright and plagiarism
  • Copyright for Kids
  • 5. Synthesis
  • Products and Assessments - Elementary
  • 6. Evaluation
  • Assessment and Project-Based Learning
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    Graphic organizers, webpages, reproducibles, lesson plans and other resources for use to explain, teach, and implement Big6 research skills.
Ken Fuller

All the right MOVES - 3 views

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    I found this article in the NYSUT magazine and thought about the possibilities for developing critical thinking skills.
Robin Fischer

Virtual Field Trips Resource Guide - 5 views

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    this is blocked at school :(
Crystal Wilcox

Donorschoose.org - 2 views

A great site for teachers who need classroom supplies. Submit a proposal and donors can chose to fund you project! So far this year I have received a class set of QUALITY headphones for the lab, an...

technology resources education tools supplies donation

started by Crystal Wilcox on 29 Jan 10 no follow-up yet
Scott Nourse

Fortune favors the ( ): Effects of disfluency on educational outcomes - 0 views

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    Previous research has shown that disfluency - the subjective experience of difficulty asso- ciated with cognitive operations - leads to deeper processing. Two studies explore the extent to which this deeper processing engendered by disfluency interventions can lead to improved memory performance. Study 1 found that information in hard-to-read fonts was better remembered than easier to read information in a controlled laboratory setting. Study 2 extended this finding to high school classrooms. The results suggest that superficial changes to learning materials could yield significant improvements in educational outcomes.
Greg Johnson

Class Blog - Showing a use for the Flip Cam in Elementary Schools - 0 views

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    Very interesting use for Flip Cams in the elementary classrooms.
Scott Nourse

California school district battles truancy with GPS | Topics | Macworld - 1 views

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    Hmmm....
Robert Tyrrell

Ten Sites Supporting IPads in Education - 0 views

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    Thought this site would some insights into how IPads were being used in the classroom. Sure enough- Includes things like a list of 100 ed apps, high school 4 core subjects apps, webprojection apps, actual instructional lessons, classroom management, even iPad carts. This is actually a link on Diigo Hot sites.
David Neiss

Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators - 2 views

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    Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators offers teacher resources, including categorized lists of sites that are useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth.
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    Awesome site David!
Ken Fuller

Folksonomies - Cooperative Classification and Communication Through Shared Metadata - 0 views

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    Any idea what "folksonomy" is? Where did the term come from? Why would it be important to this group?
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    Smart mobs...the power of groups to tag and share information
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    Ah! You've been doing your homework young Jedi! Do we want to apply "some structure" for example ELA8_xxx; use the more popular tags that are recommended when creating a post, or do we let it all evolve?
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    I tend to use the tags that are provided when I tag in Diigo. Is there something I am missing by not evolving our own tags?
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    "I tend to use the tags that are provided when I tag in Diigo. Is there something I am missing by not evolving our own tags?" Oh, no not at all. I was thinking down the road when we get teachers hooked on Diigo. Let's say Teacher A wanted to search through his schools' group for ELA content. If the group added ELA_ or Gr8_ as a prefix that might simplify his search. So, in this scenario the provided tags would serve as a base and the prefixes would allow for faster more refined or focused searches.
Ken Fuller

AirSet - cloud computers for groups - 2 views

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    I used AirSet cloud computing in the past with the staffs of Schools #65 and #95. The primary reason was to create a shared calendar. It worked really well in both locations mostly because they were only asked to use the calendar feature. More advance/adventurous users took advantage of the other apps including text messaging, file storage and sharing, committee to do lists, and iCal integration. It has changed quite a bit since then.
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