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John Burk

edu180atl: amanda stavropoulos 4.4.11 - edu180atlbeta - 1 views

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  • John Burk on 06 Apr 11
     
    great lesson on using skype to allow students to time travel and meet Henry VIII
John Burk

edu180atlbeta - What did you learn today? - 0 views

edu180atlbeta.posterous.com

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  • John Burk on 06 Apr 11
     
    Great project to highlight daily stories of learning in the Atlanta area. 
ivan alba

Infographics & Data Visualization | Visual.ly - 121 views

visual.ly

illustrator tutorial infografias

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  • Martin Burrett on 13 Jul 11
     
    A good site for exploring, sharing and creating stylish infographics. Get your class you make visually stunning displays and posters to explain their ideas. [Be aware - Site was in Beta last time I checked]
  • Susan Harari on 26 Jul 12
     
    Visually is the largest data visualization showcase in the world. Create and share infographics. Site has own search engine for web based infographics, holds data from govt agencies, non-profits and other research and data-focused entities
Martin Burrett

Free Resources for Teachers KS1 & Early Years Foundation Stage - 76 views

www.earlylearninghq.org.uk

EYFS early years displays signs poster resources

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  • Martin Burrett on 30 Jun 11
     
    A good all-round Early Years site with lots of resources to download. There are some physical items to buy, but all electronic resources seem to be free. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/Early+Years
  • Beth Panitz on 01 Jul 11
     
    FYI: These resources are from the UK. Money pages are for counting pence. Word list includes "mum" instead of "mom".
steveatschool

Social Posters - Checkthis - 3 views

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Drew Rosenshine

Does Teaching Kids To Get 'Gritty' Help Them Get Ahead? : NPR Ed : NPR - 49 views

www.npr.org/...get-gritty-help-them-get-ahead

grit mindset kids teaching dissertation

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  • they need to have a "growth mindset" — the belief that success comes from effort — and not a "fixed mindset" — the notion that people succeed because they are born with a "gift" of intelligence or talent.
  • ducators say they see it all the time: Kids with fixed mindsets who think they just don't have the "gift" don't bother applying themselves. Conversely, kids with fixed mindsets who were always told they were "gifted" and skated through school tend to crumble when they hit their first challenge; rather than risk looking like a loser, they just quit.
  • We don't use the word 'gifted' — ever," Giamportone says. "In our school, you will never hear it." " 'Smart' is like a curse," adds social studies teacher June Davenport.
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  • Instead, the school is plastered with signs and handmade posters promoting a "growth mindset."
  • The focus is always more on putting out effort than on getting the right answers. Teachers have been trained to change the way they see students, and how they speak to them.
  • praise students for their focus and determination.
  • "If I was an outsider and I was hearing this conversation, I might think that this was some kind of hippie-dippy love fest," concedes the teacher, Nathan Cearley. "But what you see is actually a more rigorous and risky learning environment."
  • In three years, Cearley says, he's seen kids grow less afraid of making mistakes, and more willing to ask for help. Test scores at Lenox have jumped 10 to 15 points.
  • The number of schools using Brainology is expected to double this year, from 500 to 1,000.
  • A limited intervention, she says, if not consistently reinforced in and out of school, can only have limited results. "We don't know whether we've had any effect — the jury's out," says Duckworth. "It just seems to me extremely implausible that that's going to permanently and impressively change a child."
  • "Grit as a goal seems to be multiply flawed and very disturbing," says education writer Alfie Kohn. For starters, he says, "the benefits of failure are vastly overstated, and the assumption that kids will pick themselves up and try even harder next time, darn it — that's wishful thinking."
  • if there's a problem with how kids are learning, the onus should be on schools to get better at how they teach — not on kids to get better at enduring more of the same.
    • Drew Rosenshine
      Drew Rosenshine on 15 Jul 14
       
      Yes, but once again this is not an either/or situation.
  • I don't think people can become truly gritty and great at things they don't love," Duckworth says. "So when we try to develop grit in kids, we also need to find and help them cultivate their passions. That's as much a part of the equation here as the hard work and the persistence."
  • But now, three years into the growth-mindset training at Lenox Academy, Blaze says, she believes "you can teach old dogs new tricks."
  • Does Teaching Kids To Get 'Gritty' Help Them Get Ahead?
  • After years of focusing on the theory known as "multiple intelligences" and trying to teach kids in their own style, Hoerr says he's now pulling kids out of their comfort zones intentionally.
Mark Glynn

10 Basic Google Drive Tips Every Teacher Should Know about (Poster) ~ Educational Techn... - 163 views

www.educatorstechnology.com/...e-drive-tips-for-teachers.html

edtech #tweet

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  • Mark Glynn on 06 Jun 16
     
    10 Basic Google Drive Tips Every Teacher Should Know About [Infographic] @medkh9 https://t.co/geLFqmptPy #edtech https://t.co/GcwsfFhqP3
  • Luv2ride on 09 Jun 16
     
    This is great! Thanks for sharing.
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