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Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Framing a Skype Learning Experience - 0 views

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    "No lesson, no event and no learning should stand alone. We connect what we learn with our experiences of the past and store newly acquired skills, facts and experience to be retrieved in the future. Previously, I wrote about framing a field trip with Google Earth. I try to make the case of the importance to allowing students to learn to make connections, to not just expose them to a learning experience without pre-knowledge activation and reflection "to put things in perspective" to follow."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Documenting… Lesson on Perspective… Podcasting… Glogging…. - 1 views

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    "This blog post has been in the making for over 12 months.The first part was written (and then left in the draft folder) in November of 2009, while the second part is being written as the unit was unfolding over the last few weeks. I began working with our Middle School Language Arts teacher, Mrs. Kuhr, to upgrade one of her units (Author's Point of View)."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » November Learning podcast- Students as Contributors: A Pod... - 0 views

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    "We (Head of school,Jon Mitzmacher, 5th Grade Classroom teacher, Shelly Zavon, Middle School Language Arts teacher, Mrs. Reppert, Technology Director & 21st Century Learning Specialist,Andrea Hernandez and two of our students, Sabrina & Hannah) were interviewed by Alan November for his NL Podcast Series about the use of student jobs in the classroom!"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » What is… What Will Be Obsolete…in Second Grade? - 0 views

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    "At the beginning of most calendar years, especially at the beginning of a new decade, century or millennium, we tend to take a closer look at our past and future than perhaps at other times. In the past few weeks I came across the following two articles:"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » One Image a Day- 365 in 2010 - 0 views

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    "I completed the 365/2010 Photo Challenge- My biggest challenge was to upload and name each image correctly in order to be added to my Flickr 365/2010 set. Somehow some images got lost in the shuffle or are out of order. I will need to find a better technique for the next time. I might use a service like Shuttercal for the project."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Updating & Upgrading Our School's Media & Publishing Release - 0 views

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    "I remember when I placed in the top three of an international writing contest for students in German schools abroad. My essay "What is typical German" was published in a magazine. I was proud as I could be to have my work "published" for the first (and only) time as a student. Times have changed…"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Using Social Bookmarking in Schools and with your Students... - 0 views

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    " Part I of Using Social Bookmarking in Schools and with your Students attempted to point out the skills and literacies involved and required when using social bookmarking tools to its full potential. I looked at the revised Bloom's Taxonomy as well as 21st century skills to see where social bookmarking fit in."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Using Social Bookmarking in Schools and with Students- Par... - 0 views

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    "There is too much information available. No doubt… Everyone feels overwhelmed by this information overload. EVERYONE…One of my favorite images to visualize this feeling is the one of a fire hydrant with a quote by Mitchell Kapor"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Langwitches Blog Nominated for Edublog Awards - 0 views

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    "I am extremely honored that Langwitches was nominated for Edublog Awards 2010 in the following categories: Best Teacher Blog , Best Individual Blog and Best Educational Tech Support Blog."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Basic SmartBoards Skills for World Languages Teachers - 0 views

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    "If a teacher is lucky enough to have a SmartBoard at their disposal, it is their responsibility to use it beyond a "glorified projector screen". It requires a shift in thinking from the teacher's part to see a SmartBoard not "only" as a teaching tool, but as a learning tool."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » What is YOUR Passion Puzzle Piece? - 0 views

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    "n the month of November, Angela Maier, asked a number of educators to write about PASSION. Each one of the contributors will add their perspective on PASSION in education. It was an honor to have been asked to be one of these contributors."
Janet Hale

What is your Passion Puzzle Piece - Curriculum21 - 0 views

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    "In the month of November, Angela Maier, asked a number of educators to write about PASSION. Each one of the contributors will add their perspective on PASSION in education. It was an honor to have been asked to be one of these contributors. "
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Becoming a Globally Connected Teacher - 0 views

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    "Ask yourself the following questions. Then ask these questions of your faculty and administration. * Is global awareness and education important to students who do not and most likely will never own a passport? * Should/is "Global Awareness" or "Global Competencies" (be) taught as a (required) separate course/subject? * Do you infuse culture BEYOND food, music, games, festivals, language or art? * Do teachers need to be globally connected in order to connect their students?"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Christopher Columbus Creates 21st Century Explorers v - 1 views

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    "I have been dying to share this project with all of you, but I have been holding off until we have completed the unit (well almost…). There seem to be more and more opportunities popping up for our 5th grader to continue learning and connecting their knowledge about Christopher Columbus… Take a listen to the students' "CC Newscast" video and then read on about the "upgrade" process from textbook to globally connected learning!"
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Subscribing via RSS & Google Reader to Classroom Blogs - 1 views

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    "All of our classrooms at MJGDS have their own blog. Several grade levels are piloting individual student portfolios based on a blogging platform. * How do you keep up with all this information? * How do you filter and organize it? * How can you avoid having to go back to blogs to check if the owner has updated with a new post? You can download this How-To-Guide for Subscribing via RSS & Google Reader to Classroom Blogs as a pdf."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Creative Commons: What Every Educator Needs to Know - 0 views

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    "Getting an entire school on board with a digital communication platform aka classroom blog is a PROCESS. A (baby) step by (baby) step process… As the interaction between teachers, school, students, parent and global community increases, so does the need for other "little" pieces of 21st century literacies. "
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Creating Blog Tutorials for Parents & Grandparents - 0 views

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    "very classroom at my school has it's own blog. Teachers are using it at various levels for parent/school communication, student work, two-way communication with commenting, documentation for classroom happenings as well as the hub and archive of classroom images, videos and audio."
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » We Did it… We Built It…Will They Come? - 0 views

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    "We did it! Our school has a blog for EVERY classroom. We are also in the process of rolling out individual student blogs to be the platform for student portfolios. It is a huge shift for teachers to "think" blog as their home/school communication hub. An even higher learning curve among teachers seems to be the shift to using the blog as a platform"
Janet Hale

Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano- Globally Connected Learning - 0 views

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    One of the leading 21st Century Consultants and Trainers who specializes in aiding teachers and students in upgrading and expanding curriculum and instructional practices
Janet Hale

Langwitches Blog » Docs That Teach - 0 views

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    "I came across Docs That Teach this morning " It is divided int three parts: 1) Activities 2) Documents 3) Account ... I think this site has great potential in the Social Studies and History classroom. I especially liked the CREATE area, honoring the highest level in the Bloom's taxonomy (which the site acknowledged on their Bloom's Taxonomy resource link)."
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