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Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Middle School Math Wiki- Students' Thoughts - 1 views

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shared by Janet Hale on 01 Jun 10 - Cached
  • Janet Hale on 01 Jun 10
     
    "This is an end of the year reflection by Middle School students after contributing and working on a collaborative Math wiki this past school year. Related blog posts about the Math Wiki project: * Thoughts on Setting up a Student Created Wiki * Setting up and Introducing a Collaborative Student Math Wiki * Math Tutorial Music Videos * Student Thoughts about their Math Wiki (Midyear Survey Results) * Empower Student to Be Lifelong Learners NOT Dependent Learners * Students as Meaningful Contributors"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Podcasting with First Grade - 1 views

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shared by Janet Hale on 30 May 10 - Cached
  • Janet Hale on 30 May 10
     
    "If you have not thought of podcasting with your younger elementary school students, I encourage you to think again. The first graders at my school had listened to the second grade podcast about animals, and had really enjoyed their story.They were especially thrilled that the second graders had received so many comments from teachers around the world. Believe it or not, but having an audience matters… even to 6 year olds."
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edJEWcon - A Visual Reflection of a New Kind of Conference - 0 views

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shared by Janet Hale on 13 Jan 11 - Cached
  • It is up to you how regularly and for how long you connect with your Skype partners. The only requirement to count as a “connection” is that you are connecting your students with another school anywhere in the world. While it will take some participants a few months to complete the challenge, it might take others several years and different student groups to connect with 80 schools. There is no time limit nor pressure to make a certain amount of Skype connections in a given time period.
  • Janet Hale on 13 Jan 11
     
    "The issue of copyright came up with our 7th graders as they were creating Gloggs about different characters of a story. The Language Arts teacher asked me to join them to reinforce and discuss copyright, creative commons, public domain and fair use. Not an easy task … I decided to show the class the ~10 minute The Fair(y) Use Tale video clip."
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