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Equity and Excellence in Higher Education - 0 views
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a good presentation of teaching to different learning styles in higher education and using technology to do so
Teaching Style Survey - 2 views
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An interesting way to gain insight into your own teaching style.
Paragon Learning Style Inventory - 0 views
Pew Internet & American Life Project - 0 views
Applying Bloom's Taxononomy - 0 views
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This is a great site that talks about the three learning domains of students: cognitive (knowledge), affective (attitude) and phychomotor (skills). I learned a lot reading this and found it insightful.
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This site explains the need for certain revisions to Bloom's Taxonomy because fifty + years have passed since its original inception and teaching methods, learning styles and such ave changed drastically in that time. This site discusses a revision of the taxonomy which combines the cognitive and knowledge domains into systems which help teachers individualize instruction and best serve the needs and learning styles of students.
Teachers Network: How To: Adjust Your Teaching Style to Your Students' Learning Style - 0 views
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This is a web-site that provides tips for differentiating instruction in the classroom.
Technology in Education: Multimedia Encourages New Learning Styles - 0 views
Learnng Styles take your test. - 0 views
Learning with Impact: Techno-Tuesday: Recommended Sites for New Teachers - 0 views
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Middle School Teacher: A great mix of personal thoughts, ideas about education reform and practical tipsBetty's Blog: She's level-headed and yet passionate and full of both personal and practical wisdomCornerstone: Tons of practical ideas with a slightly cutesy perspectiveIt's Not All Flowers and Sausages: A blog filled with wit and humor, but often containing some sharp analysis of the systemBrazen Teacher: I connect well with this blog, because the author is as anti-standardization as I am, but she explains it in a much more creative style Science Teacher: One of the smartest bloggers around, a scientist with the soul of a poetCal Teacher Blog: Mr. Bibo is a man with wisdom, conviction and practical ideas. The blog has some real thought-provoking postsClif's Notes: If I needed one blog to keep me up to date on technology, it would be this. It's like having a tech guru on my laptop all the timeReach for More / Aspira a Mas: One of the few teaching blogs out there with a Latina perspectiveThe Power of Educational Technology: A little less practical than Clif's Notes, but constantly thought-provokingThe Doc is In: He seems to blog about everything, but with a distinct mix of both authority and humilityCountdown to Teachhub: I wish I had this site when I was first starting out. I felt like i constantly needed some practical tips and this site offers them. One of my favorite features is the YouTube writing prompts. In the Trenches: It's the kind of blog that I read when teaching feels a little lonely.
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