A free app on the Common Core Standards! I’m so excited! My nerd is showing! (Discovered via @EduMajorProblem)
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I have been collecting powerful and useful education blogs over the last few years, here are some of them! Enjoy!
ATTN All education majors, student teachers, and current teachers! This website is easier to use than the PortaPortal you created or will create in Tech’n’Ed. If you haven’t had this class yet-or something like it, or have but want something easier, try Linkable. Much easier to use, navigate, and input bookmarks and organize. Click the link below to get started! It will import all the bookmarks you have. Just follow the steps!
two weeks down, but only six days in the classroom. still am learning a lot about myself as a teacher and what i will accept in my classroom, and what won’t fly. mostly, the things that i won’t accept are just pet peeves and things student need know they are doing when they might not be aware of that. student teaching has been a whirlwind so far, and tomorrow starts week three of twelve weeks in the classroom. i think i am supposed to take over 8th period this week, but we will see if that happens. i think having my cooperating teacher gone this past week on vacation really let me experiment on what works for me without her watching me. week three shall be interesting since it is also my first full week, monday through friday, in the classroom.
this website was composed by the technology professor at my university. it has anything and everything technology, links, videos, statistics and resources to help implement technology into your classroom. smartboard resources, ipad, ipod, different sites for student interaction. this site will be taken down this fall however to make room for a new site.
My several years in the word game have learnt me several rules:
Avoid alliteration. Always.
Prepositions are not words to end sentences with.
Avoid cliches like the plague. (They’re old hat.)
Employ the vernacular.
Eschew ampersands & abbreviations, etc.
Parenthetical remarks (however…
As students progress through school, they are asked to read increasingly complex informational and graphical texts in their courses. The ability to understand and use the information in these texts is key to a student’s success in learning.Successful students have a repertoire of…
- Character Astrology Signs
- Heroes and Superheros
- Create a Childhood for a character
- Critique from the point of view of a specific organization
- Social workers report
- College application
- School counselor’s recommendation letter
- Talk show invitation
- Radio exchange
- Movie recommendations
- Create a home page
- Chat room conversations
- E-mail directory
- Title acrostic
- Cartoon squares
- Word collage
- Yearbook entries
- Letter exchange
- Awards
- Talk show on issues in the novel
- Dream vacation
- Scrapbook
- Photos or magazine pictures
- Music
- Poetry
- Twenty questions
- File a complaint
- Tangible or intangible gifts
- Talk to the author
- Point of view column
- Character monologues
- Make up a word test for the novel
- Answering machine message
- Found poems
- Name analysis
- A character’s fears
- Current events
- Advertisements
- A pamphlet
- Draw a scene
- New acquaintances
- Book choices for character
- Community resources for characters
- Family history
- Detective work
- The dating game
- Create a character’s room
- CD collection
- Photo album
- A character alphabet
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I found some really neat ideas here.