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The topic for Saturday, February 11th will be "TPACK and Common Core Standards" featuring Steven Anderson. Steven will discuss how TPACK and Common Core Standards can help teachers create meaningful lessons that match technology components to curriculum content and learning activities.
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What lesson-planning tools do you use?
Started by Eric in Introductions. Last reply by Kevin McManamon 6 hours ago. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I am interested in the efficient use of teacher time, and this has led me to take a critical look at lesson-planning tools. I am interested to hear about the tools teachers use in creating their lesson plans. Do you create your lesson plans…Continue
French speaking student
Started by Stacey Bell in Introductions 9 hours ago. 0 Replies 0 Likes
A student from Cameroon has recently been added to my class. She seems like a great kid, very polite and quiet. She does not speak or understand English very well. Reading English is difficult for her and it takes a very long time for us to…Continue
BYOD: Has anyone tried this?
Started by Elizabeth Shuman in News or Noteworthy. Last reply by Stacey Bell 10 hours ago. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Hello! I've been hearing of more teachers allowing students to BYOD (bring your own device) to class. Has anyone tried implementing this idea into any of their lessons. If so, how did it go? I'd love to hear it all... the good, bad, and ugly! Here's…Continue
Do you think music will help to develop child’s education?
Started by John Khan in Help or Feedback Needed. Last reply by Stacey Bell 10 hours ago. 8 Replies 0 Likes
As I have discuss many of parents even also children related to music and most of saying early childhood music development is helping their children education. Whatever I have got this is off line but…Continue
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Virtual Reality in Education
Now that I have researched the opposing arguments to using virtual reality in education, I can say that I have a more comprehensive view of the topic. However, I still hold fast to the belief that the advantages and benefits of using virtual reality/ simulations in teaching far outweigh the potential hazards. Although there may be some precautions that need to be taken in order to protect our students, with proper supervision and vigilance learners can access material that may…See More
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En 1995, el Reglamento del Consejo de España declaró, por real decreto, unas tallas mínimas para varias especies marinas. Su intención fue proteger y conservar los recursos pesqueros del país. Las necesidades de los consumidores tanto como los de los productores fueron considerados en esta ley. Busqué a fondo para información en el sitio de MARM, pero no pude encontrar las tallas mínimas de peces específicos ¿ Tal vez vosotros me podaís ayudar? JACUMAR, La Junta Nacional Asesora…See More
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We're Teaching Teachers?
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