Effective Common Core State Standards lessons
I am looking for suggestions for planning effective lesson plans to address the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts.
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Support your local Google Docs users
Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Maletta May 11, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
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Using the Internet to combat prejudice?
I am doing research on this topic and looking for resources. Any ideas?
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Keith Maletta replied to Jacek Polubiec's discussion 'Support your local Google Docs users'
I've used Google Docs spreadsheet forms all year and love them, but the presentation part of Google Docs is nothing but problems. I would not recommend it, at all.
Corin Drozdowski replied to Jacek Polubiec's discussion 'Support your local Google Docs users'
Thanks for the links!!! I'm doing research to teach a class on using Google Docs and can't wait to see how this unfolds!!
Support your local Google Docs users
Check out this discussion and embedded links to a lesson which will be taught this Thursday using Google Docs for collaboratively charting information collected for a research project. Let us know what you think and spread the word if you think it is newsworthy.See More
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Jacek Polubiec commented on Scott Habeeb's blog post 'Using Quotes to teach life lessons'
I love quotes because they caputure deep meanings and stir up interesting conversations. Here are few that I live and work by which are posted outside of my office for everyone to see
Bernadette Roche replied to Jacek Polubiec's discussion 'Using games to teach basic computer mouse skills'
Not appropriate for adults, although cute. I use this site for my youngest students (ages 3-4) to learn the mouse. http://www.headsprout.com/code/launchMA.cfm
For the youngest kids, I do a lot of matching games and coloring pages so they get the…
Jeff Applegate replied to Jacek Polubiec's discussion 'Using games to teach basic computer mouse skills'
Hi, Jacek!
Have you checked out http://www.pbclibrary.org/mousing/ ? There are some good resources for that kind of thing there.
I love your inclination to go at it from a game perspective. It's a great way to foster natural learning! You…
Jacek Polubiec replied to Lindsay Schulman's discussion '1st year advice'
Well said Sharon! I think that when done right, teaching is all about learning, student learning and equally importantly teacher learning. When a new teacher embraces the ever-changing aspects of our profession, builds meaningful relationships with…
Dino Vandenheede replied to Jacek Polubiec's discussion 'Using Classroom 2.0 for collaborative professional development.'
You can take a look at my site for 23 Things that is focused on Web 2.0. There are many 23 Things projects out there with http://plcmclearning.blogspot.com/ being the first. It's great for asynchronous learning because people do it when they…
Jacek Polubiec commented on Jacek Polubiec's group 'Innovative Urban School Educators'
We just started a new initiative on using educational networks for professional development.
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- At 5:50am on August 26, 2009,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi Jacek,
With your interest in 21st Century Technology, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording you might find of interest.
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