Non-fiction Text Structures! - 1 views
Check out my blog post for teaching text structures to support comprehension of informational text!
The AP Computer Science course is running as an online/blended course
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Online and Blended Courses | techieMusings - 2 views
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the first our school has offered. I have no training in teaching an online class, but I’m doing the best I can with what I have.
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Better to teach the course than wait for the perfect package to come along. These students are lucky to have this opportunity and a teacher willing to try something new in this era of "high stakes accountability" approach to instruction (test is most important, not learning).
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I MISS seeing my students on a daily basis.
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Nice description of one way of developing an online/blended course model. I applaud Stacey's choice to do it, tweak later, rather than postpone doing it because it's "not 100% ready".
The best Chrome extension and WordPress plugin for YouTube videos. - 0 views
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This is also a great tool for cropping and slicing parts of a video to share with others. You can use to specify the start point of your video or to skip scenes, zoom in, annotate your video,and even play it in motion.
The Longfellow Ten - 3 views
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Best of 2009 for best stop-motion films.
Connecting Students through Video Project « Engnology - 1 views
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Connecting Students through Video
Top Three Must Reads For Graduate Students « Virtual School Meanderings - 0 views
Preparing to use Diigo « social media in education - 1 views
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I still believe that Diigo has the potential to be a worthwhile tool for high school students doing collaborative work in content area classrooms. Here is another teacher who is using it with her students and providing a basic framework for introducing it to her students.
Mathematics and Multimedia - 2 views
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Great mathematics blog from a young Filipino mathematician, Guillermo Bautista Jr. He does a very nice job of making the mathematics accessible through digital media. He discusses a very wide variety of topics.
MathModels - 1 views
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Not a lot of posts, but some very good examples of the bar model. I share it because I think the examples are useful for teachers to understand how to help students bridge the gap between text and symbolic representation.
In Defense of Lecture « Computing Education Blog - 0 views
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Interesting discussion of lecture as an instructional tool. It's not a condemnation or affirmation, but a discussion of appropriate use. Lecture is not evil, but anyone using lecture as the main mode of information sharing should look at doing their own homework on how students learn and how to most effectively (notice I didn't say efficiently) convey information.
Mathematics - Games - 3 views
Tools for the Common Core Standards | News about tools that are being developed to supp... - 4 views
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Bill McCallum's analysis of the common core standards. Well done!
A Teacher's Guide to Twitter « Once a Teacher…. - 0 views
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Great discussion about using Twitter in the classroom as a backchannel tool
Thoughts on 'literacy across the curriculum' from my students « Birds fly, fi... - 0 views
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Interesting blog from Steve Shann. This post on literacy across the curriculum is worth reading from some post-grad students exploring the topic.
ScholarPress - 1 views
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