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Nicole Schuller

Powerful Test-Taking Strategies - Elementary Level - 1 views

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    Slide show to use with projector with good test taking strategies
louisa trombetta

BBC - GCSE Bitesize: More lines of symmetry - 0 views

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    Testing understanding of symmetry
Sara Wilkie

How To Teach Critical Thinking Using Bloom's Taxonomy - Edudemic - Edudemic - 0 views

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    "The various levels of Bloom's Taxonomy are well known to teachers, students, and the rest of the education world at this point. You need to slowly ascend the pyramid in order to effectively reach your goal(s). That's great. But what happens when you try to apply other time-tested methodologies to the famous taxonomy? This happens. The visual guide you see below is from Flickr via Kris McElroy's Pinterest board (she shares a lot of fabulous resources so check 'em out!). It details the many critical thinking skills and related questions that you should use."
Sara Wilkie

What Machines Can't Do - NYTimes.com 5 Traits - 1 views

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    "As this happens, certain mental skills will become less valuable because computers will take over. Having a great memory will probably be less valuable. Being able to be a straight-A student will be less valuable - gathering masses of information and regurgitating it back on tests. So will being able to do any mental activity that involves following a set of rules. But what human skills will be more valuable?" 5 Traits...
Anna-Laura Silva

Reading Passages - 0 views

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    ReadWorks provides over 1,000 non-fiction reading passages with question sets to support reading activities. Good practice for standardized tests.
Anna-Laura Silva

This Is Why You Should Take Notes By Hand Instead Of With A Laptop - 0 views

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    "Our brain uses two different types of cognitive processing when doing these two operations: typing and writing. As tested on a group of undergrads, the research proved that laptop users type almost everything they hear without processing the meaning or devoting much thought to what it is they're taking notes on. Basically, when you type, all you're doing is mindlessly transcribing, and that does not require much cognitive activity."
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