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A video documentary on education and learning for K-12 educators and parents; 3 one-hour video programs and guide Why don't even the brightest students truly grasp simple science concepts? These video programs pick up on the questions asked in the Private Universe documentary and further explore how children learn. Based on recent research, as well as the pioneering work of Piaget and others, Minds of Our Own shows that many of the things we assume about how children learn are simply not true. For educators and parents, these programs bring new insight to debates about education reform. Can We Believe Our Eyes? Lessons From Thin Air Under Construction

Finally I now understand about the difference between rss and atom feeds. Lesson learned - choose Atom when possible.

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Science influences everything we do and there is no better way to teach science than to experience it. Experience leads to empowerment and empowerment creates the foundation for critical thinking skills and ultimately a scientifically-literate public. Discover the Microbes Within: The Wolbachia Project is designed for high school biology educators in an effort to bring real-world scientific research into biology labs and lesson plans with inquiry, discovery, biotechnology, and a culture of excellence.

What a great find! I can't believe how much work has gone into this lesson plan. Thank you Lero!!

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Please join us in discussing how the National Educational Technology Standards for Students are being implemented in classrooms around the world. We welcome your comments, ideas regarding the standards, and invite you to share a specific lesson plan that you have implemented regarding the standard.

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The website was designed with a special technology that automatically detects what device a person is using to access the site, such as a desktop computer, Internet-capable cellphone or a BlackBerry. If someone uses a cellphone to go on the site, the display changes to fit the phone's screen.Users can read the English grammar lessons and answer questions by pressing the buttons on their cellphone.

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Lots of lesson plans and resources

ARKive Education is a free-to-use, multi-media resource bank for teachers and other educators. Making use of the stunning imagery available at the award-winning ARKive website www.arkive.org, ARKive Education provides downloadable, ready to use modules on a wide range of curriculum topics, suitable for geography, biology, environmental education and citizenship lessons.

Lesson Plans/Units Online Test Prep Rubrics Worksheets Photos for Educational Use Virtual Field Trips Internet Tools / Web 2.0 Tools Children's Book Authors Global Projects Blogs/Wikis Open Educational Resources

Tools below to help you construct exciting, engaging, meaningful, and memorable lessons for your students.

Interactive punctuation lesson

The Media Education Lab is one of the leading providers of multimedia curriculum resources for K-12 media literacy education. Take advantage of our extensive collection of free resources

Great ideas and lesson plans on media literacy. Links to many other resources

Free-to-use, multi-media resource bank for teachers and other educators- provides downloadable, ready to use modules on a wide range of curriculum topics, suitable for geography, biology, environmental education and citizenship lessons.

40 ISTE/NETS lessons/standards with links and tools for classroom use

Dozens of interactive lessons, many suitable for HS

Not for US students, but a great lesson idea nontheless--with great examples