"This strategy is necessary for many different topics. However, do we always need to present the method of solving a particular problem to our students all the time? I use a program called M3 (Mentoring Mathematical Minds). It is geared towards…"
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Karyn Greenwaldt replied to Elizabeth Crawford's discussion 15 Flipped Classrooms We Can Learn From"Flipped classrooms don't always have to require students to watch videos at home. Another take on it is the video being watched in class allowing the teacher to work in small groups, or allowing the video to pose as a jumping off point for…"
Karyn Greenwaldt replied to Kate Mason's discussion State Testing Motivation"Kate, I can't believe that your school can't do it because staff is too competitive! CRAZY! If they don't want to do it at a school level, do it as a grade level. I think that having physical activities after such a grueling test…"
Karyn Greenwaldt replied to Wesley Emlet's discussion Video in the Classroom"Wes, I have not tried this in my classroom but after doing some research on the net, found some information on what is called "paperslide projects". Looks promising! Some ideas for kid videos would be for them to create how to videos for a…"
Karyn Greenwaldt replied to Elizabeth Crawford's discussion 10 Ways to Change the Minds of Tech-Reluctant Staff"This article is very helpful for someone who is taking steps to educate their staff about various technology tools. Many trainings are long and cover so many topics that it is hard to remember what was learned. Breaking things down to one topic at a…"
Karyn Greenwaldt replied to Nicole Gleason's discussion Link of the Week"Thank you for this link! The teacher site is easy to navigate and the kids page is easy as well. The student tracker has little people that fill up as they progress through the lessons. Hopefully the games will encourage them to complete more…"
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