LCS Science Team Sharing

Google Resource List (from Justin Medved)

Tools for Constructing Games for Lesson Review - Jeopardy, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Hangman... Other teacher tools too...

Online footprint and lessons about online citizenship

Harkness Table Philosophy Intoduction

Guide to Personalized Learning from BC Ministry of Education

Rubric to help with the design of Inquiry Based Projects from the Calgary Science School

Remember those textbook questions at the very end of the chapter that were never assigned 

Google Docs and Word can work together well.  Here's how with the new changes in Google.

Seeds of innovation exist at the edges of large systems, not as part of the mainstream.

Visual Approach to teaching Math.

Information about the Flipped Classroom and one bloggers thoughts on best practise.

Students can build learning networks in Science and Math.  Concerns about on-line technology use and presence discused by age level.

It's time to evolve our grading practices. We believe there are four primary characteristics of effective grading. Grades should be accurate, consistent, meaningful, and supportive of learning. Let's examine why these characteristics are so important and how we can achieve them.

Problem Based Lessons from NASA (Atmospheric and Earth Science)

A summary of what modern Neuroscience has to say about learning.

A quick video that explains this 'hot" topic in tech education circles. Relevant for all teachers regardless of age group or subject area. SAMR gives a framework for considering the use of technology in an educational setting.

We're not inner NYC, but this is still inspiring in terms of thinking outside the box for ways to help students learn.

A critical and inspiring look at the Scienfic Method and in the end assessment in education.