"I made board games with their words but made my own cards instead of the spinners. I had 4 groups this year which started the first week in October. We have been doing the sorts at centers every since. When I introduced the game board, the students…"
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Ginger Bortner replied to Michelle Baltz's discussion Developmental Word Study Activity Trials in the group Somers Point TeachersGinger Bortner added a discussion to the group Somers Point Teachers
Providing Professional Development for Effective Technology Use
This article discusses how important it is to incorporate techonology use in the classroom as part of the curriculum. The article was written by Ginger Rodriguez with support from The North Central Regional Educational Labratory in 2000. Lack of professional development for technology use is one of the most serious obstacles to fully integrating technology into the curriculum (Fatemi, 1999; Office of Technology Assessment, 1995; Panel on Educational Technology, 1997). Most teachers want to…See More
Ginger Bortner replied to Michelle Baltz's discussion Word Study Book Club Discussion - Words Their Way/Word Journeys in the group Somers Point Teachers"I am having trouble finding where we post for Ch.2...?"
Ginger Bortner replied to Michelle Baltz's discussion Word Study Book Club Discussion - Words Their Way/Word Journeys in the group Somers Point Teachers"I am starting to like this spelling program more and more everyday. I love how it goes back to the basics by teaching students' the skills that are necessary for being a good speller. This program gives the students an opportunity for hands-on…"
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