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This article shows a study done with English learning students using multimedia education. It emphasizes the importance of multimedia in the context of learning language.

Digital storytelling is an effective way to get students involved in the classroom. There are uses for both students and teachers when using this technique.

This source allows students to improve their writing techniques, such as: grammar, vocabulary, and spelling.

The Smithsonian Science Education Center presents: Good Thinking! a new original series and professional development resource for science educators. Join dedicated science teacher Isabella Reyes as she explores the inner workings of her students' minds, identifies common pitfalls in the teaching of complex scientific topics, and learns new techniques for effective classroom practices grounded in the latest education research. "

Creating compelling home videos takes practice, and we've put some tips together to get you started. They'll help you record more watchable movies that you and your family can enjoy for years to come. Our shooting tips fall into two categories - honing your technique for engaging movies and general suggestions for improving your shots.

People invariably make the same sets of mistakes when they first start shooting video: Trees or telephone poles sticking out of the back of someone's head Interview subjects who are just darkened blurs because there was bright light in the background Boring shots of buildings with no action Here are some shooting tips to help you avoid some of these common mistakes.

This article presents various ways to go about downloading YouTube videos through various techniques. It will be beneficial to all laptop types and opinions of preference.

This PDF is a simple list of 101 interactive yet easy techniques teachers can use in the classroom.

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This page gives good advice and brings up some important thoughts for evaluating the accuracy and dependability of web searches.

Introduction how to teach spelling I must confess that this page on teaching spelling is a little bit of a misnomer. It's actually more of a page about learning to spell more efficiently. More about that in just a few moments. I think I know what you might be thinking--"A page about spelling?

This seminar will discuss a few critical components of putting the power of the Internet to work in the classroom. These include simple searching techniques, information literacy skills, and strategies to develop Internet-safe lessons. As a teacher and lifelong learner, one of the most powerful and rewarding instructional tools at your fingertips is the Internet.

This is a great blog about how differentiation should be. 

Article about mistakes made when trying to use differentiation in education