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, students will learn how to edit work and will practice common editing notations, marks and the use of colored pens when editing and rewriting work.

Encourage prewriting steps as well as both creative and persuasive communication with this easy lesson.

Allow your students to dig into their own personal backgrounds to write an expressive essay.

You don't need advanced computer skills to design an Internet WebQuest, Treasure Hunt, or Sampler for your class. The interactive Filamentality site will guide you in gathering Web resources and constructing these learning activities. The fill-in-the-blank format and hand-holding advice make the process as easy as possible.

"The TRT's model lessons with kids, find online resources for teachers, show teachers how to use equipment, provide one-on-one training during planning time, and so on. Some schools have hired they're own full-time TRTs; others share one TRT among three or four schools. One reason the program has been so successful is that teachers don't have to go to after-school training sessions or figure out technology activities on their own. The TRTs find the teachers, ask what they're doing in their classroom, and work with them to integrate technology into existing lessons.

"I currently teach workshops on many subjects, including digital camera use, scanning, using the mobile lab, e-mail basics, and so on.

"Access to technology also makes its use easier," Tiffany noted. "Until computers are made available for most students, teachers cannot be expected to utilize technology-based activities. There are a lot of activities I would like to do, but I am unable to do so because of a lack of resources.