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Erin Ermis

Teaching Today | How-To Articles | Using Technology to Motivate Middle School Students - 0 views

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    "Using Technology to Motivate Middle School Students Middle school students are motivated by experiential learning activities. Effective technology-based activities require students to do more than look up information; they require students to "do" something with it."
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    I thought this site might be a good place to get ideas.
Kathy Borski

What Do Kids Say Is The Biggest Obstacle To Technology At School? - 1 views

  • 20% of kindergarten through second graders said they owned cellphones. 29% of third through fifth graders do. 51% of middle schoolers and 56% of high schoolers do.
  • iPads. Interactive Whiteboards. Netbooks. Video games. Although educational technologies are being implemented more and more in classrooms across the country, we don't often stop and ask students - or their parents - what they think their technology needs are. But the newly-released Speak Up 2010 survey has done just that
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    Kids obstacles to technology
Tim Scottberg

MAKE BELIEFS COMIX! Online Educational Comic Generator for Kids of All Ages - 0 views

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    Great if you want your students to do a project that allows them some freedom/creativity, yet it can be on a certain topic. You can make them yourself as a bell ringer as the kids come in the door. Possibilities are endless!
Colton Breister

Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 4 views

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    Wow. Really interesting. I'm inclined to agree with the administration here. As they mention, security concerns are a major issue on campus. And though this professor claims she didn't know her posts were public, she should have a better understanding of privacy settings. We often chastise students for their misuse of social media. That same standard should be applied to faculty and staff.
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    Thanks for sharing this article, Colton. This unfortunate situation touches on a few topics including internet privacy, being smart with what you publish, and racial dynamics on campuses. It is hard to say whether or not the actions taken against her were influenced by her article or harassment claim. Sometimes speaking up can create tensions. She does however need to take responsibility for the posts she made.
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    At the end of the day, it shouldn't of been said.
Heidi Hopp

The Ultimate Guide To Using iPads In The Classroom - Edudemic - 3 views

  • That document (embedded below) contains dozens of tips on how to use the iPad in the classroom.
    • Heidi Hopp
       
      Play the embedded Google Doc below to see all of the neat things you can do with ipads in your classroom.
Kristin Burgert

Brainpop - 0 views

    • Kristin Burgert
       
      This is a great site that can be used for various age groups and any subject! The short animated videos teach students about a topic and then they can do an activity, take a quiz, complete a worksheet, etc. to go along with it. My 6th graders LOVE it!
Mark Levezow

Ability Grouping in Elementary Schools. - 0 views

  • 1987-00-00
    • Mark Levezow
       
      This is flippin' OLD!!!
  • In theory, ability grouping increases student achievement by reducing the disparity in student ability levels, and this increases the likelihood that teachers can provide instruction that is neither too easy nor too hard for most students. The assumption is that ability grouping allows the teacher (1) to increase the pace and raise the level of instruction for high achievers, and (2) to provide more individual attention, repetition, and review for low achievers. The high achievers benefit from having to compete with one another, and the low achievers benefit from not having to compete with their more able peers.
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      This is why we should be doing this
  • One of the main arguments against ability grouping is that the practice creates classes or groups of low achievers who are deprived of the example and stimulation provided by high achievers. Labeling students according to ability and assigning them to low-achievement groups may also communicate self-fulfilling low expectations. Further, groups with low performance often receive a lower quality of instruction than other groups. Slavin sees as the most compelling argument against ability grouping its creation of academic elites, a practice which goes against democratic ideals.
Kathy K

UW Oshkosh - University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - 8 views

shared by Kathy K on 04 Apr 11 - Cached
  • University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Highlights
    • Kathy Borski
       
      Hi ! This is a yellow sticky note bye Kathy Borski
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      HI! I hope the NFL will not be on strike this fall! -Alissa
    • Kathy K
       
      So this is what a sticky note is. Alrighty!
  • Governor's budget poses unprecedented challenge, change, sacrifice for UWO
    • Laura Wirth
       
      I hope that I am doing this sticky note right! This is so neat! I love sticky notes!! -Laura
  • 1Governor's budget poses unprecedented challenge, change, sacrifice for UWO
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  • Chancellor Wells calls for flexibilities to address 'forever' and 'for now' of state budget challenge
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      Hello EdL755 students. I hope you are enjoying this Diigo class activity. Please let me know if you have any questions about it. Thank you. Have a wonderful day. NK
    • Melissa Huckabee
       
      Very cool! Thank you, Melissa Huckabee
    • Kristin Burgert
       
      Wow - this tool is cool! I could see this helping in collaborating with other teachers.
    • Rowan Burk
       
      This is a nice feature to have when having young students use "busy" websites.
  • This Week in Focus: Sept. 23,
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      Green sticky!
Linda Harmon

Discussion:Transfer Cassette Tape to Computer - wikiHow - 0 views

  • The method described in this article is really only good for mono cassettes, i.e. spoken word, live recordings done with a boom box, etc. where the quality of the tape already matches the lower quality of the recording method. The only real way to do this right is to buy a) a high quality tape deck with stereo RCA outputs, b) a nice PC soundcard with stereo inputs, and c) a soundcard and/or audio recording program that includes noise reduction (specifically those designed for transfers from LP or cassette to digital).
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    In case you ever need to transfer media from one format to another. There are also units that transfer vinyl to MP3s
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