STABLS teachers

Clever formative assessment ideas for a one-to-one classroom

There might be ways to use Kidblog for this also. I love exit cards and am always glad when I use them, but haven't made it a regular practice. I imagine many of our colleagues have great ideas for using them- digital or not. Voice recording apps might also work for this...

A beginner's guide to Twitter. Explains it all!

K-4 Great checklist to follow.

I'm sure we could create our own.

We could create our own, but we can work from this.

Site Alan shared with us to learn about how google works.

Thanks Michele.

There is something simple yet profound in the "You, Ya'll, We" that we can implement across subjects. Jugyokenkyu, as described, is a lot like the Tuning Protocol we will all engage in with our CFG's this year.

Too often teachers are not supported, given time or training when implementing new programs and methods. Without teacher understanding, student understanding and performance won't improve. As we reflect on some of the curricular changes we have made in the last few years, math being perhaps the most significant, we should note the time and training we've had to support us as we improve instruction.

Voice Recording Web Based Program. Taylor Stevens is using this for her Edublog for students to record their homework in Spanish. See her if you have any questions!

Twitter How To from Laura Robertson

Copyright and creative commons links

Great resource for our Fridays this year.

Record your voice in student google docs.

Alan suggested this site for resources for teaching web literacy (searching on the internet)

Alan spoke about the wealth of documents available on this site.

Making searching easier

Might be a good start to resources on teaching search strategies.

Check out who she is following. Perhaps your class could also follow them?