It requires your Reading Recovery teacher to change her mindset from defining her job as teaching those four Reading Recovery students to read to ensuring that every teacher in your school has the advantage of the specialized knowledge and skills she has developed in the intensive Reading Recovery training in order for all your students to benefit from high-quality core reading instruction.
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200 A Day the Easy Way: Putting It Into Practice - 0 views
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"Recent research indicates that individuals who are nonverbal need to be presented a minimum of 200 opportunities a day to interact. In this project, we created 200 communication opportunities every day for students through training, modeling, and offering a data tracking system, resulting in more competent communicators."
The 2014 Horizon Report for Higher Ed - 0 views
How Am I Doing? A Checklist for Identifying Exemplary Uses of Technology for Early Lear... - 0 views
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"To help, we are pleased to introduce a checklist that brings together recommendations from all of these experts. This checklist is meant to help educators identify exemplary uses of technology and interactive media for early learning. ("
Checklist for identifying exemplary uses of technology and interactive media for early ... - 0 views
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From The Pennsylvania Digital Media Literacy Project and the Fred Rogers Center
High Tech Activities Organized by Blooms - 0 views
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"Click on the Bloom's Taxonomy Verb Below to find a PLETHORA of ideas for tech integration ideas for your classroom. "
Best of School Tools: Q1 2013 | EdSurge News - 0 views
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"Here's a rundown of the best s'cool tools from the first quarter of 2013. These are the tools that had you clicking, sharing, and tweeting away. Per the usual, we're only highlighting those tools that are free to use (in some capacity) or currently in beta"
iOS Education App Reviews and Web Sites - 0 views
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Scott McCleod's Google spreadsheet of sources for reviewing and sharing iPad apps
It's Done! for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch on the iTunes App Store - 0 views
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"Unlike complicated calendar or task apps, It's Done! is quick and easy, letting you instantly recall every routine task you performed. It's Done! is the perfect app for anyone who's ever forgotten anything. It's also ideal for those suffer with short-term memory loss due to brain injury, dementia, or other medical-related conditions. It's Done! can even notify others by text or email that a task is done. Rest easy that mom took her medicine or the kids locked the door."
How Shadowing my 2nd-grader Led to a New View of Tech in the Classroom | Profession | H... - 0 views
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"It's been a long time since I was in the second grade, and as I sat through his day, I was very impressed with the level of preparation and organization the teachers exhibited. Some things were the same: the teachers were engaging and exciting, there was a lot of activity, and the kids were overwhelmingly nice, but there were also a few things that were completely new -- like the use of technology. "
PowerMyLearning Educational Games & Learning Activities for Kids - 0 views
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"Find and use thousands of FREE games, videos, and interactives in all major K-12 subjects and aligned to the Common Core."
edshelf | Reviews & recommendations of tools for education - 0 views
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"Find the right educational tools for your needs A discovery engine of websites, mobile apps, desktop programs, and electronic products for teaching and learning"
The Pencil Metaphor - an infographic describing different types of teachers in a school... - 0 views
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"He uploaded a great image where part of a pencil are used to describe the different personality types in a school: The Leaders, The Sharp Ones, The Wood, The Ferrules, The Erasers, The Hangers-On…"
Microsoft Educator Network - 0 views
What the best education systems are doing right | ideas.ted.com - 0 views
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“We are prisoners of the pictures and experiences of education that we had,” says Tony Wagner, expert-in-residence at Harvard’s educational innovation center and author of The Global Achievement Gap. “We want schools for our kids that mirror our own experience, or what we thought we wanted. That severely limits our ability to think creatively of a different kind of education. But there’s no way that tweaking that assembly line will meet the 21st-century world. We need a major overhaul.”
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Our obsession with talent puts the onus on students to be “smart,” rather than on adults’ ability to teach them.
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In the most successful education cultures in the world, it is the system that is responsible for the success of the student,
Instructional Coaching - 0 views
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"Change is complicated... Instructional coaches can help alleviate some of the burden of change. Instructional coaches are on-site professional developers who teach educators how to use proven teaching methods. Some problems are too big for one teacher... Instructional coaches are partners in the change process. They work one-on-one with teachers to make it easier to adopt the instructional methods that can make a difference to students' success. Instructional coaches are team members, who help pull together and lead the right combination of school staff to reach common goals. Building networks for change in schools... Drawing from lessons learned during nine years of research on coaching, KU-CRL offers Instructional Coaching Institutes to explore issues and ideas related to this popular and effective form of professional development. Click here to learn more"
eTech Ohio Online Learning - Webinars - 0 views
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"eTech Ohio Commissioner Series Webinars Each month, eTech Ohio presents quick and meaningful professional development during your day. Each webinar is designed to be an interactive, engaging learning experience with stated objectives for participants. No advance registration required! But seating is limited, please be sure to login. Webinars will be posted online after the series is complete"
The Tech Commandments - 1 views
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