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Michael Adam Tromblee commented on Craig Scribner's group Technology Integration
"@ Peggy: I have a Masters in Technology Integration and I am certified through the state of NY. They have a lisc. for that area; however, most states do not."
Nov 23, 2010
Michael Adam Tromblee commented on Craig Scribner's group Technology Integration
"New group member. I am a certified Technology Integration Specialist and also a lisc. Social Studies Teacher. I am currently the TIS at a school in MN. I recently moved to MN from teaching in Pelham NY. Thanks for having this group to…"
Nov 22, 2010
Michael Adam Tromblee replied to Carole Adams's discussion Student Blogs
"Carole, If you have read the latest Educational Leadership you will find an article on using blogs to create virtual lit. circles. I have used them as threaded discussions. I always provide a rubric for responses and exemplar responses at each…"
Nov 22, 2010
Michael Adam Tromblee replied to Rich White's discussion How are you using your classroom smartboard?
"It is key to take the tool out of the teachers hand. The Smartboard, to be effective must engage the students. I suggest that my teachers use it as a station when creating a learning activity."
Nov 9, 2010
Michael Adam Tromblee replied to Aaron Maurer's discussion Presentation to School Board without PPT
"Try adding good teaching strategies to your presentation. We are expected to engage our students why not extend the same to our audience. Try adding Think-Pair-Share activities or reflection breaks."
Nov 9, 2010
Michael Adam Tromblee replied to Aaron Maurer's discussion Presentation to School Board without PPT
"I would second Michelle's use of prezi. It has a larger learning curve, but truly creates a professional and engaging presentation. I think of it as a concept map on steriods."
Nov 9, 2010

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Redwood Area School District/
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http://pelham20102011technologyinstitute.blogspot.com/
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mtromblee
About Me
Social Studies Teacher Pelham Memorial, Pelham NY, HS 2005-2010
Adjunct Professor NYIT, Old Westbury NY 2009-Present
District Technology Integration Specialist Redwood Area School District, Redwood Falls MN 2010- Present

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At 6:05pm on November 10, 2010, Bena Kallick said…
Hi,

Here is some of what I have learned about using technology and the habits: whenever you use technology, for whatever purpose, it requires the use of the habits to use the technology successfully and productively. For example, you might be using the technology for purposes of research. In that instance you might want to focus on striving for accuracy (making certain that you are using the proper citations, making certain that you are using a good url). If you are writing up your notes from some research project, you might want to think flexibly--how have the various points of view that you collected work in terms of your synthesis of information? When you are using technology to develop a ppt--are you imagining, creating, and innovating? When you are in art class and you see an incredible collection from a virtual view of a museum collection, are you responding with wonderment and awe? It just seems to me that the habits help to refine the use of technology so that they remind students that using technology is a thoughtful process.
At 9:34am on October 5, 2010, Bena Kallick said…
Nice to hear from you. Are you up to date on the work I have been doing with Habits of Mind? visit the website www.instituteforhabitsofmind.com
 
 
 

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