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Matt Renwick

http://carnegie.org/fileadmin/Media/Publications/WritingToRead_01.pdf - 34 views

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    Writing to Read: Evidence for How Writing Can Improve Reading
Michele Brown

Keith Hughes - YouTube - 48 views

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    Presents short overviews of key concepts and events in U.S. history and government. Engaging and fun.
Roland Gesthuizen

Open Education Sites Offer Free Content for All | MindShift - 76 views

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    "Open education sites exemplify how technology is democratizing education. These sites allow both learners and teachers to create their own curriculum, whether it's used in or out of the classroom."
anonymous

Research in the Digital Age - 97 views

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    Teaching technology requires an understanding of how to evaluate a website. This website provides 10+ search engines and a unique collection of fake websites along with the tools and resources teachers need to teach students how to effectively evaluate a webpage.
Clint Heitz

Writing Process Animation - YouTube - 14 views

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    Hand-drawing animated video explaining the writing process. This is shaped around blogging, but it is also applicable elsewhere.
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    Great video for explaining the writing process. It's focused on blogging, but applicable elsewhere.
Megan Reif

Elections and Events 1811-1849 - The Library - 11 views

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      NOTE: 1849 has information primarily from 1839 except first highlighted yellow section
  • Indirect elections are “in use between 1840 and 1872.  Indirect elections enhanced the political power of the hacendados, because voting districts often coincided directly with the boundaries of haciendas.  The first stage of an indirect election, when voters gathered to choose electors, occurred in the cantones, the administrative sub-units of a municipality.  Cantones often were made up of nothing more than one or two haciendas, giving landowners a clear advantage to control the selection of electores.  Above and beyond all other aspects of the electoral system, the oral vote [in use until 1950] insured the predominance of patron-client relations” (pages 65-66).  Describes process for recording oral votes.  “Throughout the nineteenth century, national politics followed to a great extent the rise and fall of alliances between departmental networks.  For instance, in the mid 1840s San Vicente and San Miguel were allied against Sonsonate and San Salvador” (page 163).
  • o Vasconcelos “al término de su gestión promovió su reelección, para lo cual reformó la Constitución el 9 de marzo de 1849.  Deseaba otro mandato constitucional de dos años para reconstruir Centroamérica.  Francisco Dueñas y el Coronel Nicolás Angulo se opusieron a esta reforma, alegando que se quebrantaba el ordenamiento constitucional” (page 140). Figeac 1938:  “Don Doroteo Vasconcelos se portó a la altura del deber patriótico en el primer período de su Administración, pero cometió un grave e imperdonable error:  permitió que lo reeligieran para un segundo período presidencial.  La Constitución Política entonces vigente, prohibía en su artículo 44 la reelección del presidente de la República, y para dar el paso apuntado se dispuso la reforma [de 9 de marzo de 1849 de la Cámara de Senadores]” (page 171). Leistenschneider 1980:  “En marzo de 1849 la Asamblea Legislativa reforma el Art. 44 de la Constitución Nacional, el cual fijaba el período presidencial para dos años, prohibiendo la reelección; la reforma permite la reelección de Presidente por una sola vez” (page 88). Monterey 1978:  Marzo 17, 1849—“La Asamblea Legislativa…convoca a los pueblos a elecciones de Presidente del Estado, Diputados y Senadores” (page 85). December Monterey 1978:  Diciembre 1849—“Se efectúan en el Estado de El Salvador las elecciones de Autoridades Superiores; fué reelecto el Presidente don Doroteo Vasconcelos” (page 93).  “Se presentaron como principales candidatos a la Presidencia de la República, los señores Doroteo Vasconcelos y Lic. Francisco Dueñas” (page 94). El SalvadorAcronyms1811-18491850-18991900-19341935-19691970-19791980-19891990-19992000-2009More than one electionSources UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Dr. La Jolla,
Carl Bogardu

Tweet with power on your Android device with Twidere - TechRepublic - 9 views

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    With more features than the standard Twitter app, this is a highly configurable interface for those that are heavy Twitter users. Configuration instructions on this site.
Ryan Slavin

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: 5 Awesome Examples of how Students Can Use ... - 93 views

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    5 great ways that we can use iBooks Author in our classrooms. 
Deborah Baillesderr

Get The Math - 46 views

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    Real World Math
Rachel Hinton

Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) | Cyber-Related Scams Targeting Universities, Emp... - 10 views

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    The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is aware of multiple scams targeting universities, university employees, and students across the nation. The scams range from Internet fraud to intrusions.
BTerres

OE-CAKE Physics Simulator | Tequipment: Blogging About SMART Boards, Resources, Lessons... - 33 views

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    Simulador de experimentos físicos. ¡¡Muy gráfico!! No es un aplicación disponible on line (hay que descargar el programa) pero vale la pena por las visualizaciones que ofrece
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