Teaching Kids to Code | EdSurge Guides - 0 views
Evergreen_KeepingPace_2015.pdf - 2 views
Adventures in Mobilizing a Library - 2 views
-
I think that this OER is interesting. In a collaborative effort with the Chemistry department, these idea could be put into place. Often times, students are only able to read about dangerous chemicals to their danger factor of having them in schools. By sharing this reality app with the teachers in the Chemistry department, we could bring new experiences to the students. I'm excited to try this one out!
Science Simulations - 3 views
These simulations could supplement coursework and lessons in Science. The University of Colorado Boulder created sims that are based on extensive education research and engage students through an ...
Khan Academy-- Not just for math! Coding too! - 0 views
-
In researching Khan Academy more in-depth, I've found that there is a section called Hour of Code under the digital resources. I use "Hour of Code" from code.org, but this resource actually takes you through 10-15 steps of the coding process, with short videos to open each section, and then they have the kids complete the task. You can sign up for a free 30 day trial if you don't have a login for Khan. Then you can create a class list, assign students, etc...The content would be ok for 5th grade and up.
Online Discussion Boards & Rubrics - Center for Online Learning, Research and Service -... - 0 views
-
"Three Point Discussion Rubric Many times, simple is best. Some faculty at UIS have adopted a three-point grading rubric for students that is easy for students to master and easy for instructors to grade. Up to 1 point for original thought / contribution (perspective not previously posted) Up to 1 point for development of thought ( full explanation, detail, insight; this usually requires a couple of paragraphs or more to accomplish ) Up to 1 point for responding to posting of others "
Teens, Social Media & Technology 2018 | Pew Research Center - 1 views
The History of Frozen Food - 0 views
Ebooks and Audiobooks in School Libraries - 2 views
100 Free Web Tools for Elementary Teachers — Polar Mammals — Beyond Pengu... - 3 views
-
This is 100 Free Web Tools for Elementary Teachers. They are broken down into categories including reading & writing, math & science, games, research & reference, and organization & collaboration. This would be great to share with educators. If it would be too overwhelming, a few resources from the list could be shared out each week/month with examples.
Student Data Privacy - 0 views
Curation Tools - 5 views
I have never been a Pinterest teacher. I have an account, but only for idle curiousity. Then while researching curation tools, I was surprised to come across an article from USC called "14 Ways S...
« First
‹ Previous
41 - 60 of 62
Next ›
Showing 20▼ items per page