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Standard 7) Global Collaborator - 0 views

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    In this website, it shares how students can learn from hands on and tend to do better with problem solving when it is related to world problems.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 7) Global Collaborator - 0 views

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    This is a link to some tips on how teachers can teach students to become problem solvers.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 7) Global Collaborator - 0 views

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    This article shows how students can use technology to work through issues from all over the world. We rely on technology in many different ways, including problem solving in the future remotely.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 6) Creative Communicator - 0 views

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    This video shows how students use an unplugged activity to present materials and specifically algorithms. This is a unique way to be creative without a computer for students.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 6) Creative Communicator - 1 views

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    Being creative for students is very important. This site talks about how and why it is important for teachers to encourage this. It then shows how students can be creative on how they present materials.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 6) Creative Communicator - 0 views

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    The students can learn to communicate through different means of technology.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 5) Computational Thinker - 0 views

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    Highest order of problem solving consisting of 4 parts. Decomposition - breaking problems down to simpler parts, pattern recognition - spotting what problems have in common, abstraction - focussing on details that matter, algorithmic thinking - when you generate a set of simple steps
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 5) Computational Thinker - 0 views

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    A look at an excellent diagram at what it means to be a computational thinker and how to encourage students.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 5) Computational Thinker - 0 views

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    This is a look at real life algorithms to help students become better computational thinkers.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 4) Innovative Designer - 0 views

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    Help students gain confidence in the work that they do.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 4) Innovative Designer - 0 views

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    Steps to working through innovating. This article has a clear definition of this standard as well as goes into detail on how to accomplish this idea into your classroom.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 4) Innovative Designer - 0 views

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    Allow students to be creative. This will encourage them to innovate and do great things.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 3) Knowledge Constructor - 0 views

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    Curiosity can help encourage and engage student learning. With this curiosity comes research and gained knowledge
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 3) Knowledge Constructor - 0 views

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    Solving real world issues - learning how to research and using that information
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 3) Knowledge Constructor - 1 views

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    Learning research skills for students - five steps to understand This site includes the tips and videos that help with planning.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 2) Digital Citizen - 2 views

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    "Who's looking at your digital footprint?" This site has a lesson plan along with activities to use for digital citizenship.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 2) Digital Citizen - 1 views

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    9 resources for teaching digital citizenship - starting with "I am a digital citizen" ending with "teach it all year, every year"
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 2) Digital Citizen - 1 views

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    Several tips that we can look at to help have a deeper understanding and meaning of digital citizenship.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 1) Empowering Learners - 1 views

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    Involve Students - allow them to understand the learning but also why. This site has several tips for engagement.
Chad Bergmeier

Standard 1) Empowering Learners - 0 views

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    Engaging to empowering students --- shift from teachers asking all the questions, to now the students ask questions. This will show how to encourage this in the classroom.
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