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Tony Stead | Scholastic Canada Authors & Workshop Leaders - 0 views

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    Tony Stead is an educator and literacy consultant. Tony is a lead author for Scholastic's Literacy Place for the Early Years (K-3), Moving Up with Literacy Place, 4-6, and Stepping Up with Literacy Place, 7-8.
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Where is Mrs. Waffenschmidt?: Using this Idea in the Classroom | Education World - 0 views

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    "Each week, Mrs. Waffenschmidt, Education World's intrepid adventurer, explores a different spot on the globe. She shares with students information and clues about the place she is visiting. Can students determine from those clues the name of the famous place where Mrs. Waffenschmidt turned up this week?"
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Free Technology for Teachers: Great Reads from Great Places - An Interactive Map from t... - 0 views

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    "Following the model of Great Reads from Great Places students could use a tool like Padlet or Google's My Maps to create interactive maps featuring their favorite books aligned to states, provinces, cities, or countries. Here's a demo of how to create a multimedia map with Padlet. "
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360 Video Education Spotlight: BBC on YouTube - Class Tech Tips - 0 views

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    360 video gives students the power to explore a space from every angle. YouTube hosts a range of 360 video content and one of my favorites is from the BBC. On the BBC's YouTube channel you'll find different types of video options for a virtual visit to places around the world. As you search through their content you'll see that they've tagged their videos as 360 to make it especially easy to find.
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What's the best, most effective way to take notes? - 0 views

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    The most effective note-taking skills involve active rather than passive learning. Active learning places the responsibility for learning on the learner. Includes tips and processes such as the Cornell Note-Taking System
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How to Teach Empathy Through Fiction - InformED : - 2 views

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    You may have read, or privately suspected, that curling up with a good book can make you a better person. Over the past two years, several major news sources-including Scientific American and The New York Times-have confirmed the relationship between literature and virtue, placing fiction, in particular, in the limelight. The reason? Empathy.
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The place of non-fiction texts in today's primary school - 2 views

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    Historically, fiction texts have dominated classroom instruction and school library collections but there is a significant body of research that suggests the early engagement of primary students with quality non-fiction texts has a positive effect on literacy achievement, reading engagement and the ability to use the expository material students encounter in higher education.
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10 Reasons To Use Virtual Reality In The Classroom - - 0 views

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    "Although still an emerging technology in terms of recognizing its full potential, virtual reality offers the opportunity to step into places, roles, and experiences that were previously impossible, or at the very least, inaccessible to most. "
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An Atlas of Literary Maps Created by Great Authors: J.R.R Tolkien's Middle Earth, Rober... - 3 views

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    What sustains our belief in the integrity of fictional places? The fact that they seem to act upon events as much as the people who live in them, for one thing. And, just as often, the fact that so many authors and illustrators draw elaborate maps of literary settings, making their features real to us and embedding them in our minds.
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Steampunk.com | An online home for the steampunk movement in all its forms. - 0 views

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    Excellent stopping place to find out about steampunk, new books, films and events. For a definition go to http://www.steampunk.com/what-is-steampunk/
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Effective Classroom Discussions - Educational Leadership - 0 views

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    Productive classroom discussions-those that enable students to invent, create, imagine, take risks, and dig for deeper meanings-can only take place in a climate in which students feel safe to offer their ideas. Teachers can create such a climate by being mindful of the essential conditions of interactive teaching.
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Australian LGBTQ YA - 0 views

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    This is a blog dedicated to Young Adult (YA) and Junior Fiction with LGBTQ content written by Australian authors. A place to show what has been achieved, and what could be.
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Learning to code vs. coding to learn | Edutech - 0 views

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    An interesting and balanced debate on coding and its place in education.
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Dystopian Genre: Why Kids Love Reading About The Bad Place - 0 views

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    This article introduces some titles and looks at why the genre is of high interest to teens but is challenging for teachers and libraries to include. It considers the value and some teaching suggestions.
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Poverty & Reading: The Sad and Troubling Loss of School Libraries and Real Librarians - 1 views

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    "Libraries should be a right in schools. We must give pupils the opportunity to go to a quiet place to do extra study or to choose a book to read. It is particularly important to children from deprived areas. Opening a library door helps children open their mind. For many, books are too expensive and a library allows students to borrow them." Includes links to research and further reading.
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6 Free Resources for Virtual Field Trips | Edutopia - 0 views

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    "Virtual field trips can help students explore a new space, build vocabulary and background knowledge, and expand their world view. Whether you want to explore the setting of a novel, introduce a place-based math problem, or make connections to current events, virtual field trips can expand upon traditional lessons in many ways." Annotated list of free virtual field trip resources
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Get Inspired by These Amazing School Library Ideas - 2 views

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    "Make your school library the place to be by trying out one of these amazing school library ideas. These display ideas are easy to adapt and update, so they'll stay fresh and fun no matter what."
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Virus-Responsive Design | American Libraries Magazine - 0 views

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    "Libraries have always been spaces for discovery. But in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, they have been tasked with transforming themselves into places that allow users to physically distance while being more digitally connected than ever. As some institutions emerge from months of shutdowns, design and architecture experts seek to meet current health and safety challenges as well as safeguard these community spaces against an uncertain future."
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3 Ways to Promote Student Reflection - Kids Discover - 0 views

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    "When we provide students the time and place for reflection, we empower them as learners and thinkers. Reflection on a lesson or on their own progress also allows them to build skills in critical thinking that they can apply when they are problem-solving and learning on their own."
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