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Sarah Hubbard

Why teach poetry using digital tools? - 1 views

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    The video explains why its important to use digital tools when teaching poetry to students. Its also gives examples of poetry that would hold a greater interest for the students and gives ideas on how to get students writing poetry on their own.
Sally Lennon

DigiTales - 0 views

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    Shows students and teachers how to use digital storytelling. Gives resources to both groups on how to create and evaluate digital works.
Caitlin Stevenson

Top 20 Teacher Blogs | Scholastic.com - 0 views

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    I found this list of teaching blogs that can be very useful. It even has a description of each one so you can quickly find the blog that will best fit you.
Caitlin Stevenson

YouTube - Treehouse of Horror I: The Raven | Diigo - 0 views

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    This clip from the Simpsons is a great resource to use when reading Poe's The Raven. It reads to poem out loud and acts it out in an entertaining way that i think high school students would get a kick out of! It would also help students understand the poem better and lead into a discussion about it.
Caitlin Stevenson

Beowulf - 0 views

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    This is a site similar to sparknotes. It has summaries, analysis, character lists, and quizzes. What I liked about this site is the Why Should I Care section they have for every book that describes why they are studying this book in a witty way. If used as a tool and not a substitution for reading the book i think it is a great asset for teachers and students. 
Hannah S

PLN: Your Personal Learning Network Made Easy - 1 views

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    Since we are all in the early stages of developing our personal learning networks (PLN), I found this blog post to be a useful description of what a PLN should include and the purpose it can serve.  Definitely some things to keep in mind as you continue to build your own personal learning network.
Kimberly Tracewski

Comics and technology - 0 views

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    This quick and easy comic shows us how easy we can incorporate comics into the classroom as a fun and inventive way for students to express themselves.
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    I like this example because it makes comic strips seem easy, something I always thought would be a challenge. This could be a great activity for high school or middle school students.
Evan Munch

Marshmallow Challenge - 0 views

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    A link to the TED video about the team-building exercise we did in class. In case you want to use this in a future classroom or at a workshop, you might want to keep this.
Evan Munch

Keeping this Group Alive - 0 views

I've decided this might be worth keeping so I can use it as an artifact in my portfolio. So post some stuff, if you like.

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Evan Munch

Newspaper Materials - 0 views

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    For anyone teaching newspaper, this is a little packet of materials I've put together that talks about newspaper lingo, types of leads, and ethics. Feel free to use as a reference
sklee26

Chicago Tribune News in Education - 0 views

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    This is a site to the Chicago Tribune News in Education (NIE). It is an effort between schools and newspapers to promote the use of newspapers as an educational resource.
Brittany Chen

Reading is Fundamental - 1 views

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    This website is a wonderful, easily accessible tool for educators aspiring to promote and improve literary among students. It offers useful advice, tips, lesson plans, books, and workshops on reading and writing.
Brittany Chen

Tools Innovative Educators Can Use to Assess the Infusion of 21st Century Skills Into I... - 0 views

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    This is a pretty opinionated blog that offers some interesting pieces on educational reform and innovative teaching practices, especially in regards to social media and 21st century technology.
Jacalyn Rauch

Teachnet - 0 views

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    Simple but to-the-point, this website provides helpful tips for teachers, including ideas for lesson plans and tools to use in the classroom.
Lauren Heap

Project Gutenberg - 0 views

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    Project Gutenberg is the place where you can download over 33,000 free ebooks to read on your PC, iPad, Kindle, Sony Reader, iPhone, Android or other portable device.
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    It has free online texts. I personally use it to search for relevant quotes for papers.
Elizabeth Hult

Department of Education Website - 0 views

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    This website has a blog (good for our personal learning networks!) news, research, information about funding, politics of education, educational research, and more. A solid resource for all of us future educators!
Jason Peterson

Nanowrimo - 0 views

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    If you are a creative writer and haven't heard of nanowrimo, you need to check it out. It is a website that spurs writers on, through word goals and inspirational e-mails, to write a novel in a month. It could also be useful if you teach a creative writing class in the future. Effective writing teachers are writers.
Tim Bulster

U.S. Department of Education Launches National Recruitment Campaign - 0 views

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    According to U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan, 1.5 million new teachers will be needed over the next decade
Tim Bulster

Bill Gates at National Education Summit - 0 views

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    Bill Gates gives an interesting speech on the flaws of our current educational system in this video
Jason Peterson

Selective Attention - 1 views

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    Watch the video before reading the article. While watching, count the number of passes by people wearing white. I won't spoil it for those of you who haven't seen this before, but read the article. Our surprisingly intense level of "selective attention" will be useful to understand about our future students.
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