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Dave Truss

Why I Love Project Based Learning | Powerful Learning Practice - 0 views

  • It’s not enough for students to learn a bunch of disconnected facts. They need to be able to synthesis them into a comprehensive whole and create something from what they’ve learned. Often they’ll connect them to their lives in ways we could never have imagined.
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      Love this! Real-life connections contextualize learning and make it meaningful beyond the classroom experience!
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    Often students are interested in things we don't have time to explore in class. This project allows them to do so and reinforces the big idea that the best inquiry begins with high interest.
Kathy Benson

Special Connections - 0 views

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    connecting strategy instruction to content area learning and coping with students with learning disabilities
Kathy Benson

Teaching Tips: Reading Comprehension Strategies | eThemes | eMINTS - 0 views

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    a variety of reading strategies (some to do with strategies that work)
Kathy Benson

Reading Comprehension - Understand, Remember, Communicate Better with MindPrime's IdeaC... - 0 views

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    Idea Chain product
Kathy Benson

Free music, free books, free games, free poems and free puzzles that help teach childre... - 12 views

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    Online storybooks
David Wetzel

Warning: Flipping Your Classroom May Lead to Increased Student Understanding | Teaching... - 15 views

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    Flipping a classroom is not a teaching technique, it is more in line with a philosophy or way of teaching. It involves using technology as a tool, not the main focus, for helping students increase their understanding of science or math concepts.
Toni Olivieri-Barton

Compare & Contrast Map - ReadWriteThink - 14 views

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    Map to writing a compare and contrast essay
Roland O'Daniel

Reading is a Problem-Solving Process. Why Not Try the Thumb Method? « Co-Crea... - 13 views

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    Reading is a Problem-Solving Process. Why Not Try the Thumb Method? New blog post by Denise Finley about supporting students while they learn to read scientifically!
David Hilton

Teaching Written Response to Text ... - Google Books - 22 views

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    An excellent guide to teaching text comprehension skills to students.
Kim Yaris

Interrogating Texts: 6 Reading Habits to Develop in Your First Year at Harvard - Resear... - 2 views

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    Got this from Goudvis and Harvey's Strategies that Work. Harvard puts it out to incoming freshman but I think it's great advice for anyone who reads to learn
Vicki Davis

Helcat Rants and Ramblings » Ready, Set, GO! - 0 views

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    Elizabeth Helfant from MICDS in St. Louis, MO has an amazing post outlining their school's transformation. Julie and I spent time there this summer giving them a "crash course" in flat classroom. The teachers are impressive as is the leadership of Eliza
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    Elizabeth Helfant outlines the changes at her school as they implement 1:1 laptops. The change and plans are comprehensive and stunning, from altering the work day and school year, to integration of technology.
Mike Sansone

Angela Maiers Educational Services: In the Classroom: Monitoring Mini-Lesson - 0 views

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    Angela Maiers models a mini-lesson on Monitoring strategy with 2nd grade students
Angela Maiers

Asking Questions - The Trump Blog - 0 views

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    Donald Trump on Asking Questions
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writewith - 0 views

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    Simple nice editor. Upload, Edit together, chat, and see changes as soon as they happen - Comprehensive history for each doc
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    Upload text, doc, rtf, odt, or html. (converts to HTML)
Jeff Johnson

educationalwikis » home - 1 views

  • This site aims to answer one question: With your help we aim to provide: A list of articles and resources that describe how to use wikis in education A comprehensive list of existing educational wikis that we can learn from A place to post ideas and discuss them This is a collaborative effort so please, jump in, contribute, and let's all help each other bring the power of wikis to our schools
Michael Stevenson

ITFORUM Paper 1 - 0 views

  • In fact, it is difficult, if not impossible, to isolate the effects of the affordances of technologies.
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      Sometimes working out exactly what the affordances of technoligies are is the biggest challenge.
  • Rather than using technologies by educational communications specialists to constrain the learners' learning processes through prescribed communications and interactions, the technologies are taken away from the specialists and given to the learner to use as media for representing and expressing what they know.
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      How much instructional learning is too much? Up to a point, we need it to model good use of ICT, but not to the point where the terms of that use are so constrictive as to discourage multilateral thinking around ICT use.
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  • Cognitive tools actively engage learners in creation of knowledge that reflects their comprehension and conception of the information rather than focusing on the presentation of objective knowledge.
  • Constructivist models of instruction strive to create environments where learners actively participate in the environment in ways that are intended to help them construct their own knowledge, rather than having the teacher interpret the world and insure that students understand the world as they have told them.
  • Computers support reflective thinking, Norman contends, when they enable users to compose new knowledge by adding new representations, modifying old ones, and comparing the two. Those are the purposes of cognitive tools.
  • In other words, when students work WITH computer technology, instead of being controlled by it, they enhance the capabilities of the computer, and the computer enhances their thinking and learning. The results of an intellectual partnership with the computer is that the whole of learning becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
  • Learners should be responsible for recognizing and judging patterns of information and then organizing it, while the computer system should perform calculations, store, and retrieve information.
  • what to do with all of the instructional designers...
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