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Samantha Morra

A really useful Wordle trick - 36 views

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    Great trick for wordle users.
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    Great trick for Wordle users.
Samantha Morra

Around the Corner-MGuhlin.org: Wordle - Safety and Storytelling - 3 views

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    How to only block parts of Wordle not the whole site
Samantha Morra

ISTE | L&L August - 0 views

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    I just wrote this article for Leading and Learning Magazine. "Words in a Cloud" By Samantha Morra. You can access it at this link, but need to sign in to read it.
Samantha Morra

Build Literacy Skills with Wordle - Copy / Paste by Peter Pappas - 10 views

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    More information
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    Build Literacy Skills with Wordle
Samantha Morra

Fourteen Interesting Ways* to use Wordle in the Classroom - Google Docs - 0 views

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    Good presentation
Samantha Morra

Wordle Assessing Word Choices and Variety - 108 views

wordle LA variety writing
  • Samantha Morra
     
    One of the middle school social studies teachers I work with now has her students copy and paste their reports into wordle to look at how focused the report is on the subject and for word variety. The word variety self-assessment came about when a student put her report into wordle and saw that "also" was the largest word, She showed it to her teacher and said, "I guess I use "also" too much." The teacher made a lesson out of it and now the students are much more aware of the word choices they make.
  • Samantha Morra
     
    She does not blog. She hardly uses technology. She sat in on half of my workshop and her science counterpart stayed for the whole thing. They showed wordle to their students and it just blossomed from there.I have done many Web 2.0 workshops and wordle is a tool that is really non-threatening. I have many other uses for wordle that I hope to post here. It is really a wonderful tool.


    Sheryl A. McCoy wrote:
    > Yes, does this teacher blog? Has someone told her story on a school or private website? If so, we need to share this idea and experience. If not, would she have time for a short email interview? Let me know. We want to get her story out. I think this is one of the best uses for the classroom.
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    > Samantha Morra wrote:
    > > One of the middle school social studies teachers I work with now has her students copy and paste their reports into wordle to look at how focused the report is on the subject and for word variety. ...
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