There is no reason to deny that WordPress is world’s favourite blogging software and there are many sites out there who publish great wordpress tutorials, following these tutorials one can easily learn wordpress in no time. Here is my list which is divided into different categories, each list is arranged in way that it goes from basics to advanced level. Hope you have a great time learning them.
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50 Useful Blogging Tools for Teachers | Teaching Tips - 0 views
jsharp - home - 0 views
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Welcome to this reference site for teachers. Some of the things you will find here are 'How to' tutorials There will be a variety of ideas of how to Integrate ICT (computers) into teaching and learning
100 Useful Tools for Special Needs Students & Educators | Teaching Tips - 0 views
101 Lectures for Your Open Source Education | Online College Tips - Online Colleges - 0 views
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You can not only take advantage of the great resources open source has, but also become a part of a movement that shares more freedom of ideas. In these lectures, you'll learn more about the open source philosophy and what it can be used for.
Techy Tips for not so techy teachers - 0 views
Twitter Transforms Teaching - 1 views
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Twitter recently tornadoed internet social media platforms, rising to the top. Twitter's now tapped as a teaching and learning tool with opportunities to motivate students and advance achievement.
250+ Super Cool Wordpress Tutorials - Newbie To Pro | AntsMagazine - 0 views
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There is no reason to deny that WordPress is world's favourite blogging software and there are many sites out there who publish great wordpress tutorials, following these tutorials one can easily learn wordpress in no time. Here is my list which is divided into different categories, each list is arranged in way that it goes from basics to advanced level. Hope you have a great time learning them.
Edutopia News | September 21, 2011 - 0 views
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Tips for teachers to help students be safe on the Internet.
Learn How to Use New-Media Tools in Your Classroom - 0 views
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In these brief video clips, educators and others from around the country give lessons about specific technology and social-media tools you can use with your students.
Is the term 21st Century out of date? | U Tech Tips - 7 views
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They all tell us what we want our kids to turn out like. They all remind us what we need to value in education. But we don’t. At least not in action. (GENERALIZATION ALERT:) Schools continue to push content-driven curricula. Teachers continue to plan lessons building expertise within the discipline. And if students get our “21st Century Skills”, it’s because of an exception-to-the-rule teacher, choices the students make outside of class, or just plain luck. We all know that what we need is buy-in. We see the success stories, celebrate the schools that do it, and ultimately wonder, what does it take to make it work everywhere? Buy-in. So back to the teacher accessibility issue. How do we ensure that teachers see teaching a 21st Century Curriculum as part of their job?
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Remind yourselves that your teachers have ALWAYS been trying to prepare their students to succeed in the world they will live in. And then collaborate with them on how that world has changed.
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Critics of wikis as research sources often point to the potential for students to stumble across inaccurate content as a fatal flaw that make wikis almost worthless. "How can we promote wikis in our classrooms," the argument goes, "if you can't trust what's posted there? I don't want my students exposed to learning tools that are just plain wrong!" Teachers using wikis successfully in their classrooms, however, embrace inaccurate content posted on classroom wikis as a teachable moment because they know that succeeding as consumers of information in the 21st Century requires students to develop a healthy skepticism of any content posted online. In a world where content is constantly changing and publishing is easy for anyone, researchers simply cannot assume that digital sources-wikis, blogs, websites, online videos-are accurate and up-to-date. Wikis give teachers built in opportunities to teach lessons about the reliability of online content to students. Errors-which are inevitable in student projects-can be spotlighted and corrected, and students can be introduced to strategies for identifying content worth trusting.
Reading, Writing, and Researching for History: A Guide for College Students - 5 views
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Useful guide for history educators.
100 Excellent Open Access Journals for Educators | Online College Tips - Online Colleges - 18 views
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100 Excellent Open Access Journals for Educators
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100 Excellent Open Access Journals for Educators
12 Rules for Writing Great Letters to Request Action - Wrightslaw - 1 views
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4. You negotiate with the school for special education services.
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The purpose of the letter could vary. This format can easily be used for a variety of issues.
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5. Never threaten. Never telegraph your punches!
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Fear of the Unknown As a negotiator, one of the most powerful forces you have on your side is the "Fear of the Unknown." When you threaten, you are telling the other side what you plan to do. If you tell them what you plan to do, you have told them how to protect themselves. At that moment, you lose your advantage - which is the wonderful, powerful Fear of the Unknown. Never telegraph your punches – you will destroy their power and effectiveness.
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9 Reasons to Switch from Facebook to Google+ | PCWorld - 11 views
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Compares Google+ and Facebook.
Behaviour - Top Tips from Tom - Resources - TES - 6 views
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An article about Cyberbullying and how to recognize one and what to do to help. I think the point about bullies counter-accusing of bullying is an important one just because I've seen it happen so much!
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