Social Media Today - 2 views
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Robert Ryshke on 21 Sep 11If you want to get more out of your social media experience, review this website and resources they provide.
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Teacher Leader Network - 0 views
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A good site for browsing for ideas, resources, and tips. Some good education blogs as well.
Fostering an interest and positive attitude towards math. - 0 views
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Blog post on Edutopia.
Is there enough focus on teacher collaboration? - 0 views
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Do we care enough about allowing time for teachers to collaborate in schools? Granted the emphasis is on teaching students. I get that, but what about the need for teachers to share, exchange, grow in their work, etc. That is harder to accomplish in isolation.
North Carolina New Schools Project - 1 views
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NC is ahead of the game trying to develop schools that meet the needs of our 21st C workplace, as well as the needs of students. They are supporting STEM education and partnerships with local universities, Greensboro and Raleigh.
Professor Barrett talking about E-Portfolios, Digital Storytelling, and more - 0 views
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Really good 20 minute introduction on E-Portfolio. Examples and clarification of this important work. Using E-Portfolios in secondary school as a way to have a student track his or her progress.
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Add other resources in this group for e-portfolios. I think this is an interesting and exciting area of growth in classroom practice. More authentic forms of assessment.
Decline of SAT Scores, Can We Reverse the Trend - 0 views
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Interesting article. Does they have it right? I question whether the data is really accurate because we are relying on the College Board to get objective data.
NYT article, SAT Scores Correlate to Family Income - 2 views
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What do SAT scores correlate well to?
Dangerously Irrelevant Post on NYT article on technology - 0 views
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McLeod captures some of the important ideas that represent a counter argument to the NYT articles on technology and the future of schools.
Post on using Tech Tools for Differenitation and Assessment - 0 views
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Blog post from Technology Transformation.
101 Fascinating Brain Blogs | OEDb - 1 views
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Whether you are a specialist in the field of neuropsychology or just love reading about how the human brain works, there are plenty of interesting blogs on the Internet to help you find out more. In order to make it easier to for you to discover great blogs, the following list is categorized for easy browsing.
The Global Education Collaborative - 1 views
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I participated in Global Ed conference 2010. it was excellent. here is the NING, really worth signing up and participating.
Facebook page for US Partnership in Sustainable Development - 0 views
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Looks really interesting as a resource for those interested in sustainability.
IPad Apps for Teachers, 20 of the Best - 2 views
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If you are an IPad user, you will want to review this list of 20 apps
Authentic Assessment - 1 views
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Lots of folks talk about authentic assessment. The terms seem obvious, but here is a good site by a professor in IL that goes into great detail trying to unravel this topic. Good resource for teachers to stimulate ideas around making assessments more relevant and authentic to students.
Dare to Differentiate - 0 views
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This is a Wikispace devoted to RAFT (Role, Audience, Format, Topic) assignment protocols. If you have never used a RAFT assignment to differentiate instruction, this is worth looking at and exploring. RAFTs are excellent ways to work in student choice and differentiate.
Center for Collaborative Action Research - 0 views
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Check out Pepperdine's center for action research. A good explanation of the process.
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This site gives a good overview for action research as part of inquiry.
How to Manage your Time Efficiently - 2 views
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A website, University of Kent, outlines some steps for managing time, doing lists, creating action steps.
Social Networking In Schools: Educators Debate The Merits Of Technology In Classrooms - 2 views
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What do you think of this resource?
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In this digital world, opportunities for education are available like never before. Though teachers using online tools are empowering students take part in their education, they may also expose them to inappropriate material, sexual predators, and bullying and harassment by peers.
Effective Use of Social Media in Independent Schools - 2 views
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Slide show, see if it contains interesting information for helping a school decide the next steps to take.
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