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sasha thomas

Teaching with Google Earth - 0 views

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    a complete guide for using google earth in the geoscience classroom. most useful link is ready-to-use-clasroom activities which maps out lesson plans for teachers.
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    a complete guide for using google earth in the geoscience classroom. most useful link is ready-to-use-clasroom activities which maps out lesson plans for teachers.
Jessica Harms

Apple - Education - Teacher Stories - Amy Heimerl - 1 views

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    This article is one of many on the Apple site that give real stories about elementary and all grade level teachers. This specific article highlights Amy, an elementary teacher's experience with ipads in her classroom and her tips about how to use them to cater to each child's learning needs.
Emilie Peckinpaugh

Should Tablets Replace Textbooks in k-12 Schools? - 0 views

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    This article explained the pros and cons of using tablets(Ipads) over textbooks. Some ideas that were discussed were; the idea that tablets reduce paper waste, so they are better for the environment. Another idea was brought up about price, textbooks in schools is a 8 billion dollar industry where as tablets are a 35 billion dollar industry.
anonymous

The Effects of Praiseworthy Grading on Students and Teachers | Dragga | Journal of Teac... - 0 views

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    A journal article discussing what praiseworthy grading is, how it works, student and teacher responses to the technique and the overall results of the method.
Alyssa Griffin

NAGC Homepage - 0 views

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    This is the website for the National Association for Gifted Children and it has many resources available. It incluldes a Frequently Asked Questions page with general questions about gifted education. The site also includes information for families and a variety of teacher tools.
fluffyfluffs

Is It Safe to Allow Cell Phones in School? | District Administration Magazine - 0 views

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    Cell phones are mainly banned because of being a distraction. However, after 911 events, parents want their children to have cellphones because it makes parents feel better in a school crisis.
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    Cell phones are mainly banned because of being a distraction. However, after 911 events, parents want their children to have cellphones because it makes parents feel better in a school crisis.
Riley Gallagher

Why the iPad Is Such a Helpful Learning Tool for Children With Autism. - 0 views

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    This page goes into detail about how and why iPads benefit students on the autism spectrum as well as other students with special needs. The article also shares about nonprofit organizations that have helped to provide iPads for families of children on the autism spectrum.
Kaelie Larsen

Interview - 1 views

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    This article is an interview of Dr. Bruce. It is about the pros and cons of using technology in the classroom. He touches on the subject about appropriate and negative uses of technology.
Kaitlyn Gagner

The iPad-Breaking New Ground in Special Education | District Administration Magazine - 1 views

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    iPad's, unknowingly, have become a very helpful tool for children with Autism. There are pilot studies researching how effective the iPad's really are.
Jaron Stanage

Digital Versus Print: Encouraging Literacy is a Balance | Wonder of Children - 0 views

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    Thoughts from a teacher giving the pros and cons of digital print, as well as providing some other articles and research about the print to digital movement and how one best adjusts to it
Jaron Stanage

digital literacy tools - 0 views

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    This website is a great tool for information on the different forms of digital literacy. It gives information on digital tools, and instructs how they can be used
Ashley Brown

Is the iPad bad for children? - The Week - 1 views

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    theweek.com/article/index/242107/is-the-ipad-bad-for-children Three Kindergarten classes in Australia are participating in a study of benefits. Experts agree that children are better off simply talking than zoning out over an iDevice in order to develop social skills and to learn to cope with or grow from boredom.
Rachel Roeder

Effects of iPads in the Classroom on Elementary Education - 0 views

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    An article about the effects iPads have in elementary classrooms. It lists some pro's and con's and some things teachers have to say about it. 
Jessica Speasr

Debate on Use of Ipods and MP3 Devices in Class - 0 views

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    A interesting debate to get a overall picture on the advantages and disadvantages of using ipods and mp3 players in the classroom.
Whitney Burton

- iPad Apps to meet IEP Goals - 0 views

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    This article provides a list of iPad apps that meet IEP guidelines for children that are classified as autistic or that are developmentally disabled. It describes the goals that are met and even provides a short video of "How the iPad Meets IEP Goals."
John DiDonna

L.A. Unified takes back iPads as $1-billion plan hits hurdles - 0 views

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    LA times article about LA school district that spend $1 billion on getting students ipads. The school district is now trying to get the ipads back, it has gotten 2/3 of the devices back.
Chris Ruether

social media in higher education - Google Scholar - 0 views

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    I couldn't bookmark the single article so I just bookmarked the webpage with all of them. The first article talks about the evolution of social media in the class room. It also talks about how the educators are attempting to adapt to the social media world their students live in.
Kaylee Weaver

13 Qualities of an Effective Art Teacher - 0 views

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    qualities of an effective art teacher! I think this is something we can all use, even if we aren't going to be art teachers.
Chris Ruether

Social Media in Higher Education: A Literature Review and Research Directions | Charles... - 0 views

  • Given this insight
  • SMTs are reshaping theway students communicate
  • They utilize wall posts, event notifications, and tweets to inform students about upcoming
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  • events and
  • activities, athletic games and competitions, deadlines, reminders, general college
  • announcements, school closings due to inclement weather or other reasons, alerts, and
  • emergencies. The use of social media in recruitment, marketing, or managing the college’s brand
  • image (mostly through one-way communication) was the next most frequent purpose listed.
  • These young media consumers are more connected than
  • any previous generation, and they have an expectation to remain that way in all aspects of their lives (Prensky, 2005).
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    This article indicates the increased usage by universities and other higher education institutes of social media. It seems to imply that the more integrated a teacher is with social media such as Facebook and YouTube in the class room the better the students respond.
Chris Ruether

Why Schools Must Teach Social Networking | Network.Ed - 0 views

  • Students have discovered that learning is no longer bound to the confines of the school building and schools are beginning to realise that teaching students how to use these technologies effectively for academic purposes is essential if they want their students to engage in the use of social networking appropriately, less sporadically and more spectacularly.
  • The use of the internet is becoming an ever more integral part of young people’s lives and, as a result, they are communicating with each other on an unprecedented scale.
  • In my view, teaching and learning need to reflect these social changes and conform to the needs and expectations of today’s young people.
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  • Your private life should remain private. Being friends with pupils on Facebook is not ok as it exposes you and your pupils to unacceptable risks.
  • Handling all this information has suddenly become one of the most precious skills we can hope to pass on to our students. How teachers and schools react and adapt to this new paradigm will bear direct consequences in the future success of their pupils, for remembering facts and figures may not be as important to them in their lives as being able to successfully acquire, manipulate and exploit information.
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    This article argues that teachers should actually teach their students how to use these social media outlets successfully so they can use them in the class room. I think this is an important article to show how important it is to bridge that gap between student and teacher.
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