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Courtney Dawson

SMART Notebook Maths - Secondary Education - YouTube - 0 views

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    Live demonstration of SMART board in Math class. This shows you many things you can on a SMART board and advantages to use it.
Brianna Backus

School Pen Pals and Key Pals - 0 views

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    I though this website was way cool! It introduces people who want video pen pals all over the world, ready to share their experiences! As a Spanish teacher, I want to give my students opportunities to speak with native speakers, but the site is not specifically for language learners. You can set up an exchange with students from Australia, England, or anywhere else you might want!
kayla short

The iPad-Breaking New Ground in Special Education - 1 views

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    This article provides another view on the cost effectiveness and the uselfulness that the iPad provides in all classrooms, especially for autistic students. It describes a pilot research study that proved to support integrating the iPad into special education curriculums because of the wide range of uses and tools it provides. One of the main points the researcher argued is that the iPad has multiple uses and can replace the many devices that are apparent in special education programs.
Haley Sargent

http://www.naeyc.org/yc/files/yc/file/201205/McManis_YC0512.pdf - 1 views

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    This article discusses the effectiveness of interactive whiteboards in early education and how students gain skills from them. It also goes into availability of interactive whiteboards in classrooms, if they are developmentally appropriate, and a score sheet to evaluate software for use in education.
Jessica Follett

Why Integrate Technology into the Curriculum?: The Reasons Are Many | Edutopia - 0 views

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    This article discusses how integrating technology into a classroom in the proper way can deepen and enhance the learning process. It goes into how using technology tools to learn provide students with a realistic snapshot of what the modern office looks like.
Xandra Peter

Bringing Babies to the Classroom to Teach Empathy, Prevent Bullying | PBS NewsHour - 2 views

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    This article is probably one of my favorites. It shows how children's interactions and care for another person can greatly impact their aggression levels. The response of caring for someone else overcomes the want to hurt another. 
Clara Gosselin

My 1:1 iPad Classroom Management Tools - 1 views

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    A great blog of how a teacher uses iPads and technology in her classroom. Specific apps and management skills to use while allowing kids to use the devices.
Jessica Tingley

17 Pros and Cons of Using iPads in the Classroom - 2 views

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    This Is a Blog written by a teacher sharing 9 Pros and 8 Cons with I pad use int the classroom.
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    This Is a Blog written by a teacher sharing 9 Pros and 8 Cons with I pad use int the classroom.
Dani Irwin

ThinkMind(TM) Digital Library - 0 views

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    This is just the Abstract but if you click the 'Download full Article' it will load onto computer as a pdf. This is an assessment of two studies regarding Ipad's as assistive technology in special education.
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    This is just the Abstract but if you click the 'Download full Article' it will load onto computer as a pdf. This is an assessment of two studies regarding Ipad's as assistive technology in special education.
Amy Grafstrom

Virtual School in Washington State - 1 views

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    This website contains all the information that is provided for a no-cost public school funded system where families can have curriculum appropriate materials ("even bags of rocks and dirt") delivered to their front door and complete graded Kindergarten through the 12th grade virtually from home. They claim these virtual students will spend about 20-25% of their time working on the computer, while high school students in this program can plan to spend about three hours each day on the computer. This site offers free examples of lesson plans, and lots of information on how this system works.
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    Search Criteria: Google: virtual school Washington state (I started with virtual school and Google provided me the rest)
mary gnozzio

Effects of Violent Video Games On Agressive Behavior, Agressive Cognition, Agressive Af... - 1 views

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    This pdf shows a more specific study done on effect of video games and aggression. It also shows that it not only increases aggressive behavior but also aggressive thoughts. School violence is becoming a problem so it is important to understand things such as video games impact on children's aggression because it can help us better prevent classroom violence.
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    This pdf shows a more specific study done on the effect of video games and aggression. It also shows that it not only increases aggressive behavior but also aggressive thoughts.
Stephanie Haynes

Using an iPad in Inclusive Preschool Classrooms to Introduce STEM Concepts (medium: Sch... - 1 views

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    This article is about iPad use in preschool classrooms to introduce science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) concepts to students. Their use in inclusive preschool classrooms has improved the learning of children with disabilities. (Complete URL: http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/detail?vid=3&sid=1966206b-a2f1-4270-a222-21e64184b134%40sessionmgr110&hid=103&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3d%3d#db=a9h&AN=85691772)
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    This article is about iPad use in preschool classrooms to introduce science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) concepts to students. Their use in inclusive preschool classrooms has improved the learning of children with disabilities. (Complete URL: http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/detail?vid=3&sid=1966206b-a2f1-4270-a222-21e64184b134%40sessionmgr110&hid=103&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3d%3d#db=a9h&AN=85691772)
Bailey Scott

"We Don't Need Smart Boards, We Need Smart People (Jerry Brodkey) | Larry Cuban on Scho... - 1 views

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    The author of this article discusses why SMART boards (and other technology) are not needed in the classroom. The author finds no extraordinary benefits of SMART boards and therefore supports the idea of less technology in the classroom.
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    The author of this article discusses why SMART boards (and other technology) are not needed in the classroom. The author finds no extraordinary benefits of SMART boards and therefore supports the idea of less technology in the classroom.
Amanda Gagnon

SMART Board interactive whiteboards shown to be highly effective for collaborative lear... - 0 views

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    This study was done at a high school and the evidence showed that doing group activities, discussions, etc. on a SMART Board is an effective tool. Although this was conducted at a high school, the evidence may correlate to all age groups in activities where the entire class works as a whole. (Complete URL: http://downloads01.smarttech.com/media/research/international_research/canada/11_0142_new%20brunswick_research_summary.pdf) Bing: SMART Boards in schools
Sarah Downie

Promethean - 0 views

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    The Promethean website promotes its interactive whiteboards and their positive effects on classroom performance.
Brian Ely

teachwithyouripad - Social Studies Apps - 0 views

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    This blog offers numerous apps that can be used in conjunction with ipads and tablets in the social studies classroom. Various apps can help students learn geography, American history, and connect with different cultures around the world.
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    This blog offers numerous apps that can be used in conjunction with ipads and tablets in the social studies classroom. Various apps can help students learn geography, American history, and connect with different cultures around the world.
Alyssa Deaton

Unexpected Learning Opportunities Through Games | Grand Canyon University - 2 views

  • When a student can be so engaged and motivated, this type of learning tool becomes an important part of the curriculum. Clegg (1991) pointed out the most important predictor of learning is the instructional context and not necessarily the actual game, but the collaborative and cooperative learning built into the overall experience, offering an engaging environment for information assimilation.
  • Games create competitive and collaborative situations making learning fun and engaging; meeting the many needs of the students (Weiss & Loebbeck, 2008). During the early grades, teachers spend up to eight hours with their students each day; they could utilize the interactive and social aspects in games in order to realize additional learning in the classroom and use it to support other subjects (Klopfer, Osterweil, & Salen, 2009).
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    An article about the benefits of games in the classroom. Provides statistics and examples on how effective they are. Search Criteria-Bing: Learning through games research
Cyndi Sitterding

Animal Assisted Therapy, Exploring the therapeutic link between animals and humans - 0 views

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    Humane society advocates using animals to heal, comfort and give purpose to lonely or sick children.
Cyndi Sitterding

How pets benefit child development - 1 views

  • Physical
  • Walking a dog or running in the yard and throwing a ball are great ways to exercise the dog as well as for children to get away from sedentary indoor activities and move around. Small motor skills can be encouraged by allowing children to scoop food and pour water into dishes, and by helping to groom them
  • Social
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  • Children are more prone to approach and interact with another child who is playing with a pet. In this way, a pet can be the bridge between a less socially outgoing child and other potential playmates.
  • Emotional
  • Pets can facilitate various aspects of emotional development such as self-esteem and a sense of responsibility.
  • Cognitive
  • Encouraging children to read about their favorite pet or to take part in obedience classes with a parent and the pet can all encourage a child's cognitive development as it sparks the desire for learning. Bringing the child along to a veterinarian appointment will give him a chance to ask questions about proper care and his pet's health.
  • Pets as therapy
  • Because of the special bond that often develops between pet and child, pets can sometimes fill the role of comforter. Since the relationship is non-judgmental from the pet's perspective, a hurting child might be more willing to initially trust a pet than a person
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    Focus on the benefit of pets for children.
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