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Very cool tool that lets you automatically integrate common core into your lesson plans. And it's FREE!

Lesson plans and ideas

For Common Core resources, teacher videos, strategies and lesson plans, go to Teaching Channel. Find great ideas and strategies in classroom teaching videos covering Math, Science, English, History and more.

Lesson plans and interactives for history lessons. Content K-12.

Regardless of whether you are developing a private or corporate eLearning plan and whether you are planning an event, lesson, or course there are certain synchronous learning tips you will need to follow.

Visit this site to learn all the tips and tricks for using Google Earth as a teaching tool. You can view lesson plans for a variety of grade levels and subjects, discuss Google Earth teaching tactics with fellow educators, see student-created work, and read how other teachers are using Google Earth in the classroom.

EDpuzzle is a simple, easy-to-use video-annotation tool. Learn how you can add questions and quizzes within videos to help your students be active viewers. Learn more about EDpuzzle and get ideas for lesson plans.

Introduces Spiral, a website where you can create a class for your students and get them engaged in a wide variety of collaborative learning activities. It offers a number of tools to help you conduct quick formative assessments, design interactive presentations, annotate public videos, create video quizzes and video lesson plans, etc.

Learn how to talk to students about the brain, and download a growth mindset lesson plan. With regards to our discussions about how students can be stifled by their fear of failure, consider explicitly teaching about how they can have a 'growth mindset.' This may help overcome some anxiety about new formats for learning such as online courses.

This site, The Cool Cat Teacher, was very appealing to me. There is a great layout of useful information for technology, assessment, lesson plans, etc for multiple grade levels and content areas. This particular podcast stood out to me this week as I'm getting prepared for our Data Team meeting at my school next week. I also found it interesting in our content this week that online learning is perceived to be more individualized. In that case, being able to take data and use it to drive the direction of your classroom learning is very important.