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Daniel Sadicario

Your Favorite Pop Songs, Reimagined As Shakespeare Sonnets - 0 views

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    Posted: As the debate wages on about the Bard's relatability -- and whether or not relatability matters to begin with -- a hilarious Tumblr has surfaced that translates modern-day pop songs into Shakespearean sonnets. Below are 6 Top 40 songs, rewritten as Shakespeare sonnets: Every wonder what Taylor Swift's newest album would sound like in iambic pentameter?
Daniel Sadicario

Great Teaching: Jamie's Dream School | Jamie Oliver's Knife Skills - 0 views

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    Grabs their attention to start, checks for understanding in the mini-lesson, moves into workshop and summative assessment, makes jokes along the way, focuses on engagement rather than discipline, diplomatically corrects them when they do things wrong...
Daniel Sadicario

Meet Scene (Schizopolis - 1996) - 0 views

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    Great, quick way to explain subtext and offer a way to analyze texts--translate dialogue (and narration) into its functions.
MICDS RAMS

TouchCast - 0 views

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daviddoherty02

Working with Google Images in Slides, Docs & Drawing - Google Slides - 0 views

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    How to search for copyright-free images right from the Google search page. This and other helpful image search and editing tips in this presentation.
daviddoherty02

Google Search class (ISTE) - June 2014 - Google Slides - 0 views

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    There are some useful tips for Google searches in this presentation from a Google content specialist. The "hidden features" are particularly helpful: define words and find their etymologies and trends over time; search by dragging images into the search bar; search ebooks for content and find the physical location of books; filter searches by time, color, location etc.
daviddoherty02

Chrome Extensions for Teachers and Students - MOLLY GAFE - 0 views

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    13 Useful Chrome Extensions (including Diigo!)
Daniel Sadicario

TeachWithMovies.com -- Discussion Questions and Projects for Use With Any Film that is ... - 0 views

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Daniel Sadicario

"Blame Your Brain: The Fault Lies Somewhere Within" - 0 views

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    Great way to bring in nonfiction to LOTF. And look at the connections with awe and cog mods in the first paragraph: "Science doesn't just further technology and help us predict and control our environment. It also changes the way we understand ourselves and our place in the natural world. This understanding can inspire awe and a sense of grandeur. But it can also be unsettling, especially when it calls into question our basic assumptions about the kinds of creatures we are and the universe we inhabit."
Daniel Sadicario

digital annotations - 1 views

A few days ago, the Chronicle of Higher Education ran the following article about a Boston College English assignment that looks super exciting: http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/dubliners-com...

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