GSIS_suwon

I know, should have sent this before conferences, but - it still seems to be a nice helpfull browse

"# Demonstrate solving math problems from the board or using manipulatives # Describe a field trip # Book reviews # Visually interpret part of a story or a poem # Interviews with family or staff members for digital storytelling # Tour of the school for new students or parents # Create a commercial for a product, can be great for foreign language # Demonstration of safety procedures or lab experiment in Science # Reinact historical event or video tape a speech in Social Studies # Demonstration of a phenomenon or concept in Science (gravity, simple machines at a playground) # Demonstration of skills in Gym # Film students as they role play for character education # Video tape of lesson or student interaction for professional development strategies # Video podcast for every reason"

We have 7 Flips - contact to the Library or ES if you are interested ... ... and talk to myself or Darrin Schumacher about using them in real life

This is more than geeking with maps - I really liked the literary map suggestions

This is taking the google presentation and collaboration to another level ... ... got any ideas to add to his presentations? ... can you think of how to apply the same idea to the classroom??

Please use this and be patient

This is another "science" article plastering Christian faith (embodied in the Catholic church in this instance) as "against knowledge," "unscientific," "luddite" etc. For a refreshing - and less hagiographic perspective - read "Sleepwalkers" and get ready for some interesting insights!

A very quick way to get brainstorming started

Seriously - TED.com is worth visiting once a week