How to write a reflection - Centre for Learning and Teaching Resources - 2 views
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Magda Galloway on 05 Jul 14How to write a reflection
Standard #1 LEARNER DEVELOPMENT:
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240:031 Reflection Guidelines - 10 views
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Standard #3 LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
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Standard #5 APPLICATION OF CONTENT
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UNIETD reflection guidelines -
helpful for teacher notes on WebQuest
New School Technology - The Ugly Truth of Technology Integration - 0 views
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Reflections on the joys and challenges of using technology in the classroom.
The Next Generation Science Standards | Next Generation Science Standards - 0 views
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Quality science education is based on standards that are rich in content and practice, with aligned curricula, pedagogy, assessment, and teacher preparation and development. It has been nearly 15 years since the National Research Council and the American Association for Advancement in Science produced the seminal documents on which most state standards are based. Since that time, major advances in science and our understanding of how students learn science have taken place and need to be reflected in state standards. The time is right to forge Next Generation Science Standards.
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This is an excellent resource for those who are doing science as a part of their Thematic Unit teams
Reflection.app - AirPlay Mirroring to your Mac - 0 views
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Mirror iPad or iPhone on your Mac
Teaching Strategies | Facing History and Ourselves - 0 views
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Anticipation guides ask students to express an opinion about ideas before they encounter them in a text or unit of study. Completing anticipation guides prepares students to recognize and connect to these themes as they surface in their learning. Reviewing anticipation guides at the end of a lesson or unit is one way to help students reflect on how learning new material may have influenced their opinions, perhaps by reinforcing previously held beliefs or by causing ideas to shift.
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Character ChartsGraphic organizers, like the sample below, can be used to help students organize information about major and minor characters in a text. Completed character charts are useful tools for writing essays and studying for tests. They are often used to record information about literacy characters, but can also be adapted to record information about historical figures.
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Document Analysis TemplatesAnalyzing historical documents requires students to identify the purpose, message and audience of a text. Document Analysis Forms are graphic organizers that guide students through a process of identifying important background information about a document (e.g. author/creator, date created, place, format, etc.) and using this data to determine the bias or perspective of a text.
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The Hard Part | Peter Greene - 0 views
Bloom's Taxonomy - 0 views
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In 1956, Benjamin Bloom headed a group of educational psychologists who developed a classification of levels of intellectual behavior important in learning. During the 1990's a new group of cognitive psychologists, lead by Lorin Anderson (a former student of Bloom), updated the taxonomy to reflect relevance to 21st century work. The two graphics show the revised and original Taxonomy. Note the change from nouns to verbs associated with each level.
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Notice the old version and the new version of the pyramid.
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This is a great website outlining Bloom's Taxonomy.
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