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Wired 14.12: The Sound of Silence - 0 views

  • Tonight's exploding-rocket experiment will generate data that promises to make the science of infrasound more precise. With a better understanding of how infrasound behaves, scientists will be able to use it not only to monitor cataclysmic events but possibly to predict them as well.
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      my problem with this is that it's defying nature. I am a huge naturalist and I belive that we have earthquakes for a reason. In fact, anything that happens naturally but in considdered a disaster happens for a reason. Us knowing when an earthquake might hit prevents the earthquake from doing what its meant to do. Despite the fact that kill, maybe that's just what they are meant to do.
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    This page about how scientist are trying to figure o ut a way to predict more precise ways of knowing when an earthquake is about to hit.
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Musical Mayhem - 0 views

  • As an upcoming Teacher, I will teach in the inner-city school system. My students will learn that regardless of what society labels the city they come from and how society expects them to be just another statistic of “the hood”, they are someone and they will be someone successful if they so choose. I will give them support, care, and a chance to see themselves as people and NOT just another statistic or number among the uneducated. I will share with them my willingness to help them achieve despite of the surroundings and experiences - if they were negative.
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      As a recent participant of this blog, I have to say that this is one of the most inspiring comments anyone could put up; even though it had absolutley nothinng to do with the blog. I feel like this because I was once one of those inner-city children trying to make it. And even though I haven't made it yet, i think it's nice to know that there are people oout there preparing the next generation of inner-city children to make it.
  • I enjoyed the article “Understanding Comics” by Scott McCloud. It was entertaining, funny, a little complicated, but true. I agree that “we” do program ourselves to believe that a representational symbol is the actual object or person. Take a look at how street signs have an affect on us. If the word Yield was in the red octagon with white letters, we would STOP instead of Yield. Why? Because we would associate the symbol and not read the sign. Think about it!! We are so used to seeing the red octagon as STOP that we don’t read the signs, we just see them. It would be the same as taking a minute to comprehend what we are actually seeing versus what the word says when we have to read the words red, blue, green, yellow out loud. It will be difficult. If we took more time to examine, read, and process information then our lives would be much smoother to live.
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      This is a very true statement and the first thing that i thought about was Prince. We have programed ourselves to know that when we see the weird symbol that represents Prince, to know it's Prince. Even when it comes to good and bad; something blue would be associated with good while something bad would be associated with red or black.
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    A blog that a group of other students and i created for the purpose of learning the blog experience.
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Blackboard Learning System - 0 views

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    This is a student website with an article attached to it called "The Great Conversation (of the dining hall) by Kimberly Hall. Init she talks about her experience with writing and how one conversation with her mother allowed he to completet an essay that was due for class.
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The Educator's Reference Desk - 0 views

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    A great website for teachers with information regarding lesson plans, classroom management, and much more.
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Education World® The Educator's Best Friend - 0 views

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    A great resource for educators.
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Welcome | Make-A-Wish® Foundation of New Jersey - 0 views

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    An admirable volunteering opportunity for those who are interested in making wishes come true for terminally ill children.
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The Official Web site for Diana Hacker - 0 views

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    This website provides a lot of information and rules regarding writing.
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Substitute Teaching - Advice - 0 views

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    This website provides helpful advice for substitute teachers.
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Relay for Life at Rowan - 0 views

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    Relay for life is an amazing event for an even more amazing cause, helping to find a cure for cancer.
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So You Want To Teach? - 0 views

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    A teacher's blog providing educational advice for present and future educators.
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Education News - New York Times - 0 views

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    News articles about education from the New York Times.
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Early Childhood Focus - 0 views

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    From the NACCRRA, site provides news about early childhood and education. Often multiple posts each wek. Great for both teachers and parents.
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Teachers' Technology Journal - 0 views

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    T.H.E. Journal is an educational technology-themed magazine geared toward teachers. The company offers both a magazine subscription (often including articles and research pieces) and an Internet site (includes many articles and resources all about technology and teaching).
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National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - 0 views

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    Site has MANY virtual math manipulatives, organized by grade appropriateness and subject.
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Poems by children - 0 views

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    A database of poems submitted by children 7 yrs old and up. Poems are divided into categories and archived. There is also a "teacher zone" that provides useful ideas and links.
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Authors' Blogs - 0 views

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    A list of aspiring and published authors' blogs. List tells when genre each writer focuses on and what the blog itself is about.
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Children's Books Podcasts - 0 views

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    A site for teachers, parents, and young readers, Children's Book Radio posts podcasts with authors of popular and classic children's books. Great way to gather a list of books for a classroom library and learn background about specific titles and authors.
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Developing a Teaching Portfolio - 0 views

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    Lots of information on types of portfolios and creating effective ones. Of particular interest are the sections on how to write important aspects of teaching portfolios, such as a philosophy statement and rationale for materials.
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Assistive Technology Tools: Writing - 0 views

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    From Schwab Learning, an extensive list of assistive technologies to help people with disabilities in writing.
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Teaching Ideas: Teacher Talk - 0 views

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    A great resource for teachers! Provides many ideas for teaching Language Arts and Reading; as well as tips on staying organizing, classmaroom management, and creating bulletin boards.
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