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100 Best YouTube Videos for Teachers - 0 views

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    100 YouTube videos to support curricula, pedagogy and inspiration.
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Changing Classroom Practice to Include the Project Approach - 0 views

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    Project work involves content, products, and processes. Teacher educators may notice that those new to project work adopt ideas and practices related to content and products more readily than they adopt ideas and practices related to the processes embedde
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Uses of the iPods - 0 views

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    One school's experiences with iPod Touches.
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Contemporary Teaching Skills Checklist - 0 views

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    Tom March consider contemporary or 21st century skills for teachers.
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Expanding On The Nine Events Of Instruction : The eLearning Coach - 0 views

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    Gagne's Events of Instruction form a compelling foundation for Instructional Design, however, there is the sense that the learner is somewhat passive. So I liked Smith and Ragan's expanded approach of learner-generated instructional events. And I've added my own modifications to theirs. It's all mashed together in the table below.
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