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Started this discussion. Last reply by Theresa Young Dec 20, 2012. 2 Replies 1 Like
Your students are playing everyday on their iPod,iTouch, iPhone, iPad or laptop. You could ban devices and prohibit gaming at school, or you could embrace that energy for learning. How do you all use…Continue
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John Malloy replied to Karen Cameron's discussion 5 apps to unite your district and encourage collaborative learning"Hi Karen. Thanks for sharing this article! If you are interested, I have a collection of the apps our elementary school is using to encourage learning. It is on my class website. If you are interested it is…"
John Malloy replied to Melinda Pongrey's discussion Screencasting or...how to teach math over skype?"Khan Academy might show you some good examples of how to teach online. To practice math concepts, I like my students to use IXL.com
Hope that helps."
John Malloy replied to Gina Allen's discussion "Food" for Thought??"Hi Gina. I like the idea of keeping students hydrated. Sometimes even offering a good snack helps their productivity. Our elementary school offers students snacks three times a week. Snacks include grapes, bananas, pears, oranges, or apples.…"
John Malloy replied to Christopher Heath's discussion The use of iPads as a teaching tool"Hi Chris. I was given 40 iPads to integrate into my school 3 years ago. I have a few things you can look at on the following web page:
http://malloyclass.weebly.com/technology.html
Keep in mind that I teach at an elementary school.
Hope this helps."
Theresa Young replied to John Malloy's discussion Game-Based Learning"Hi John,
I teach numeracy to adult learners who mostly did not achieve a maths qualification at school. I encourage my students to use on-line games to develop their basic numeracy skills. I really like the BBC Skillswise website. Not only does it…"
John Malloy replied to Andrea Thompson's discussion Online assessments how can they possibly be inclusive?"Teachers can create subgroups and differentiate how the assessments are conducted and what each student gets assessed. Spelling City does a great job of that."
John Malloy replied to David Petrick's discussion Integrating Technology into the K-12 Setting"Hello David. I'm a looping teacher who had 28 students in 3rd, and now in 4th grade. I teach on Kodiak Island in Alaska which, as you can imagine, has it's limitations when it comes to exposing students to many things. Our district has…"
John Malloy posted a discussionGame-Based Learning
Your students are playing everyday on their iPod,iTouch, iPhone, iPad or laptop. You could ban devices and prohibit gaming at school, or you could embrace that energy for learning. How do you all use game-based learning in your classroom to help you meet standards?Times Attack from Big Brainz is an example of what I am referring to.See More
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