"Nobody knows yet how to write machine-scorable standardized test questions that are able to measure anything precisely excepting memory," Brady says. "Memory is a thought process, but it's a fairly low-level thought process." "There's a whole range of thought processes: making inferences, generating hypotheses, and generalizing and synthesizing and valuing ... that every human being engages in every day, and nobody knows how to test them (with standardized tests)."
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Iowa, Did You Know? « Ideas « Iowa Future - 1 views
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Tak a look at this video. Powerful
Creating an ePub Book Using Pages - How to Make the eBook Cover Look Good | iPad Academy - 2 views
Mrs. Yollis' Classroom Blog: Mystery Skype Call With Langwitches! - 0 views
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An interactive guessing game using skype.
Free Technology for Teachers: Create Choose Your Own Adventure Videos - 3 views
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Guide explaining how to create your own video adventures courtesy of Richard Byrne of Free Technology for Teachers.
Are We Screwing Up the iPad? | EdReach - 4 views
Prepping for a PLN Presentation | The History Channel This Is Not… - 1 views
Screencasting Apps for the iPad | Langwitches Blog - 3 views
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@Langwitches provides an overview of some recent screecast apps for the iPad and how to use them effectively.
Guides for writing posts and embedding images in a Wordpress web site | John Larkin - 1 views
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Infographic type posters created to explain how to post and embed into Wordpress.
Free Technology for Teachers: 5 Ways for Students to Publish in Under a Minute - 8 views
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"There are many excellent platforms that teachers and students can use to create and maintain a blog throughout the school year. Depending upon your chosen purpose for student blogging, some platforms are better than others. But if you just want students to occasionally publish an essay to the web for peer review, you might not need a full-fledged blogging platform. Here are five ways that you can have students publish their essays to the web in under a minute (writing and editing time excluded)."
New Podcast: Teaching with Google Lit Trips | School Technology Ideas - 6 views
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"Show Notes In today's episode I talk about how teachers can use Google Lit Trips to engage students into books by showing that non-fiction books are connected to real locations by using Google Earth. http://www.googlelittrips.org/ http://www.bradflickinger.com/Brad_Flickinger/Podcast/Podcast.html"
The little things by Kevin Honeycutt - 10 views
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Kevin Honeycutt's Blog
48 iPad Apps That College Students Love | Online Colleges - 8 views
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"While the laptop remains the tech tool of choice for most college students, many are embracing portable and innovative tablets like the iPad. Since its release in 2010, the iPad has taken the tech market by storm and become a popular, educational and fun tool for both teachers and students alike. It is increasingly infiltrating college education, with some schools even offering free iPads for enrollees. Whether you're a college student looking for new apps to stock your iPad or someone just curious what kind of appropriate resources are out there, start your search with these 48 great apps. Among them, students will find help with everything from keeping homework organized to finding the perfect first date spot - and just about everything in between."
45+ Free Online Tools To Create Charts, Diagrams And Flowcharts | Free and Useful Onlin... - 10 views
Should We Still Teach Students to Write in Cursive? | MindShift - 13 views
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This is another great thought and debate provoking article. It brings up the point of how cursive handwriting is not part of Common Core standards and may have little impact on future jobs.
How To Do Everything On Wordpress - Edudemic - 6 views
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"How To Do Everything On WordPress"
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