Some recent trends located within the Tech & Learning web site.
Creating the Classrooms our Students Need
Showcases why our students need:
Collaborative
Experiential and Community-Based
Authentic
Relevant
Inquiry-Driven
Creative
LEARNING!!
Five Things Students Want Their Teachers to Know about Online Learning
Socialization is Important
Students Want to See Each Other
Students Want to See Their Teacher
Students Want You to Know Them
Keep it Relevant
4 Ways to Bring the World to your Students
Global Fluency builds relationships
Global Fluency helps you understand, not just translate
Global Fluency bridges cultural differences
Global Fluency is the new resume differentiator
Showing posts with label eschool. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
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eSchool News-Recommended Web Sites
National Science Digital Library provides an online library for education and research in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). Provides lessons and activities related to the Math Common Core Standards and a variety of iTunes multimedia files. Currently has a whole highlighted section on Earth Day links.
FREE (Federal Resources for Educational Excellence) compiles free teacher resources from a variety of federal agencies. Can browse by topic. Provides animations, primary docs, photos and videos as its prime sources.
Teachers' Domain enhances free digital media from public TV broadcasters for educational use. Can search for materials by state standards, Common Core State Standards, or national standards. Can create an online profile to share resources used. Media sources include: Between the Lions, Frontline, and Nova to name a few.
Thinkfinity provides content that includes interactive student games, lesson plans focused on various themes, education blogs, online discussions and more.
NASA for Educators provides information in relationship to NASA's missions, careers, and more. You are able to search content for the classroom by grade level, subject and more. You can also view podcasts and eClips and even create your own NASA podcast using their video and audio clips. There is also a quick access link to the NASA student web site.
Curriki is a curriculum wiki the connects educators, parents and students in the development of curriculum. You can post, view, download and use teaching ideas from others.
FREE (Federal Resources for Educational Excellence) compiles free teacher resources from a variety of federal agencies. Can browse by topic. Provides animations, primary docs, photos and videos as its prime sources.
Teachers' Domain enhances free digital media from public TV broadcasters for educational use. Can search for materials by state standards, Common Core State Standards, or national standards. Can create an online profile to share resources used. Media sources include: Between the Lions, Frontline, and Nova to name a few.
Thinkfinity provides content that includes interactive student games, lesson plans focused on various themes, education blogs, online discussions and more.
NASA for Educators provides information in relationship to NASA's missions, careers, and more. You are able to search content for the classroom by grade level, subject and more. You can also view podcasts and eClips and even create your own NASA podcast using their video and audio clips. There is also a quick access link to the NASA student web site.
Curriki is a curriculum wiki the connects educators, parents and students in the development of curriculum. You can post, view, download and use teaching ideas from others.
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