"Attending school board meetings and then tweeting about the main points to parents may be beneficial. However, I have heard that handing out actual letters to students to take to their parents may bemore effective and not as pretentious to some…"
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Jennifer Michele Harrelson replied to Nancy Bosch's discussion To Twit or not to Twit"I have never twittered either but is it not a great way to communicate with fellow teachers? Also, twitter appeals to students who are tech-savvy and I think that they would appreciate their teachers reaching out to them on their level(using this…"
Jennifer Michele Harrelson replied to Sarah Sutter's discussion Seeking Examples of K-12 Fine Arts Gifted & Talented programs"I have no GT credentials but have a BFA in Crafts. I recommend teaching students how to weave tapestries on hand held looms. Perhaps stretching a silk scarf on a wooden frame and using a tjing tjang for dripping wax to create borders which can be…"
Jennifer Michele Harrelson replied to Doreen Shevlin's discussion IPods in math classrooms?"How dos he use them in Algebra?"
Jennifer Michele Harrelson replied to Doreen Shevlin's discussion IPods in math classrooms?"No, seems it might be distracting. Do they allow those devices in your school?"
Jennifer Michele Harrelson replied to Jonah Salsich's discussion Collaborative Projects for elementary students"That is great that you can have a collaborative group communicate with other groups from all over. Perhaps an informative type analysis of other country's traditional textiles would be good. Understanding the link between functionliy and…"
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