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in title, tags, annotations or urlCool Cat Teacher Blog - Be a Better Teacher. Live a Meaningful Life. - 0 views
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David Raymond @dnomyard is part of equipping Virginia high school students to defend themselves from cyber attacks. With knowledge in digital forensics and current technology, the Virginia Cyber Range is working to lead the world in educating its students on cyber security. Learn how in this wide-ranging conversation about modern security.
Getting Critical About Critical Thinking | Edutopia - 0 views
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"Critical thinking is when the brain is active, making connections to the material and applying original thought to the concept. It's the difference between struggling to remember ("ugh!") and struggling to solve ("yeah!")." Whilst all kids think, not all activities trigger critical thinking. There are some ideas here that use targeted approaches and strategies to cause those young brains to work.
Blooms Snakes and Ladders | Pete Sanderson's @LessonToolbox Blog - 0 views
Note Taking With Technology | Edutopia - 0 views
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"Today's students require strategies that support their acquisition of knowledge, allow them to save their notes across devices, permit them to search through vast quantities of information, and share their learning with the rest of their community. Before blaming a device-either the pen or the laptop-we need to identify what is best for individual students by considering what I call the four S's of note taking. Does the system students are using: 1. adequately support the students' learning needs? 2. allow students to save their notes to multiple locations? 3. let students search for salient points? 4. permit students to share with peers and teachers?"
5 Takeaways from News Literacy EdCamp - EasyBib Blog - 1 views
Jen Robinson's Book Page: The Third Grade Cliff: My Response to a Finding from the @Scholastic Kids and Family Reading Report - 0 views
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"The 7th edition of the Scholastic Kids and Family Reading Report was released last month. Scholastic presents the results of a survey, managed by YouGov, of 2758 adults and children. This biannual report is, I think, one of the best windows into what families are doing and thinking when it comes to kids' reading. I'm in the process of going through the material and there are certainly causes for optimism overall. However, one of the major findings hit me hard: The Decline by Nine". Author discusses some results and how she intends to overcome them
Getting Beyond the CRAAP Test: A Conversation with Mike Caulfield | Just Visiting - 1 views
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