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I can take no credit for this. As the graphic says, the ideas are by George Couros and the art is by @PluGusin. I’m posting it here so I don’t lose it and because it is too good to not share.
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I spent part of this afternoon prepping for a lesson I am teaching tomorrow. The lesson should help our grade four students take what they know about non-fiction text structures and help them transfer it to reading online. Here is what I have planned. (5 minutes) First we will use this presentation to make […] I am always on the lookout for effective digital citizenship activities for elementary students. This fall I was delighted to learn that Common Sense Media developed a website for students in grades 3-5 focusing on digital citizenship. I have been impressed with their teaching materials but the lessons were always too long for the time […] Clarence Fisher recently wrote a post regarding digital reading. At the end of the post he states, My reading habits are changing and some of it is due to the devices I have been using. The popularity of these devices is unquestionable, but they have the long history of paper to compete against. They are […] I don’t want this to become a blog of other people’s videos, but this one is too good to not share. I haven’t read any of Daniel Pink’s books, but I have had the good fortune to listen to him give a lecture on his book, A Whole New Mind which is an inspiration for […] We are making progress. In the past, my colleague and I wrote a semester tech plan and brought it to the staff. Most teachers approved it as written. A few would ask us to work on other projects with them. This term, I am meeting with each of my teachers to create a semester plan. […] |
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