The primary challenge teachers face in teaching reading is reading is boring. It is hard to give an engaging lesson that addresses many different learning styles and excites students with higher order thinking while at the same time having the time and patience to call on many students to read. This becomes even more of an issue in high school where students cannot be motivated easily to listen to each other read.
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Tech Rav: Using Voicethread for Judaic Studies - 0 views
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Not only can students read on Voicethread, they can listen to their reading and correct it, or listen to others read to model their own reading. Voicethread also has advanced features like hidden URLs and comment moderation so teachers can easily control the Voicethread by not allowing inappropriate comments and can keep privacy concerns on a thread to a minimum.
TechTrainingWheels - Google Calendar for Lesson Planning - 1 views
Education Innovation: Question Your Assumptions--Who Is Missing At Your Meeting? - 0 views
Web-based, Open Source Project Management Software Options « Moving at the Sp... - 0 views
Langwitches Blog » Saying Goodbye Ning - 1 views
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Great post explaining what and how Silvia transitioned to from her Ning network.
Global Competency - 0 views
Toni Theisen's wiki on globalcompetency - 0 views
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Some excellent resources addressing the issues of global competency
National Education Technology Plan - 0 views
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Page 33 discusses eportfolios
http://pre2005.flexiblelearning.net.au/newsandevents/FLEXENEWS_2009/JUNE_09/VETePortfol... - 0 views
What's in a Name? - 0 views
Google Voice for Students - 0 views
Access Flash websites on an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch (including Webkinz and... - 0 views
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Wes Fryer post on how to access flash-based sites on apple devices.
Podcast348: Reflections on Technology Classes for PreService Education Teache... - 0 views
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Barbara Lindsey
A former German teacher for over 10 years and director of the Multimedia Language Center at the University of Connecticut for 16, I now teach online.