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Kasey Bell

Google Maps | Smarty Pins - 1 views

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    Great geography trivia game using google maps
Rhonda Overman

Fun Phonics - 0 views

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    This is a fun site for elementary ed teachers. Has so many fun phonics games and puzzles and activities
Elymina Aake

funbrain for kids - 0 views

shared by Elymina Aake on 10 Dec 13 - Cached
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    FunBrain is the #1 site for online educational games for kids of all ages. (math, grammar, science, spelling, history) The kids have fun with this site and I love to watch them get on it and have fun with it.
Kortney Clayton

National Geographic for Kids - 0 views

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    National Geographic for kids has games, videos, photos, and much more. This site is very educational and informing.
ashley gilliam

6 Steps to Exterminating Innovation in Schools | Hooked On Innovation - 1 views

  • Innovation is an annoying pest. It infects organizations and makes people uneasy because it’s usually accompanied by a disease called “change.”
  • It’s true, innovation is a pesky agitator to the status quo and it does come at a cost. In education, it’s even more of a pest because the one thing almost everyone in our country has in common is that we all have the same stored image (and hence vision) of what education is and how to play the game of school.
  • What follows are the best ways to “exterminate” the pest that is innovation.
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  • If you find innovation infiltrating the walls of your school, be sure to point out the fact that no one knows if this will work.
  • It’s hard to be creative and innovative with a short leash.
  • Professional learning and support are fertilizers needed to help innovation grow.
  • Social media is a breeding ground for innovation
  • A BYOD program is a great way to save money.
  • have technology in your schools
  • will surely just be a nuisance in the
  • classroom.
  • Teachers will become so frustrated they’ll welcome the change back to “traditional” teaching and learning.
  • So sharpen up those number 2 pencils and let’s move forward! Wait…that’s too progressive.
Kasey Bell

Osmo - 0 views

shared by Kasey Bell on 26 Jun 14 - No Cached
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