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Kathy Malsbenden

Twitter / Goodies! - 30 views

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    Go to Goodies to get code for Twitter school account
Marc Patton

Internet4Classrooms - Helping Students, Teachers and Parents Use the Internet Effectively - 43 views

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    Helping you use the Internet effectively... An oldy, but goody. Excellent site with tons of activities for students
Martin Burrett

Wired Science . Homepage | PBS - 4 views

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    The Wired Science page. Full of science videos and resources. Click education for more school focused goodies. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/science
Ryan Gudmundson

Links to Lots of Webpages - 177 views

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    Teacher in Colorado created a webpage that students use on a daily basis.
megan Heath

SMART Board Goodies - 24 views

  • watch your stickman come to life! This activity will be a hit in your classroom! My 4th graders loved it. What a hoot!
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    A great repository of smartboard lessons/activites.
Erin Sturgis

Exploratree - Exploratree by FutureLab - 32 views

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    Exploratree is a free web resource where you can access a library of ready-made interactive thinking guides, print them, edit them or make your own. You can share them and work on them in groups too.
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    great online resource for those that like to do stuff visually
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    a free web-based graphic organizer
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    An oldie but a goodie. Plenty of graphic organisers here - and modifiable.
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    Exploratree is a free graphic organizer creation tool. Exloratree users can use pre-made graphic organizer templates which Exploratree refers to as "thinking guides" or create their own templates. The Exploratree thinking guides can be used online or downloaded and printed for offline use.
Roland Gesthuizen

FILLING THE TOOL BOX - 158 views

  • As one of the primary goals of education is to develop autonomous but interdependent thinkers, students deserve frequent opportunities to shape and direct classroom inquiry. To fuel this inquiry, it is also essential that we validate the importance of curiosity in the process of learning. While curiosity may have killed the cat, there is no reason for us to kill curiosity
  • Critical to all of these activities, however, is some kind of guided practice in how to think through such questions.
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    " Most of the strategies described below have been developed and tested by teachers in Princeton, Madison and elsewhere. They are offered as practical, effective activities that help shift the focus of classrooms from teacher orchestrated mastery and memory of information to student processing of information to create understanding and improve problem-solving."
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    Some great ways to stop killing curiosity and stimulate questioning in science and technology. An oldie but a goodie.
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