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RIchard John McLaughlin
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Executive Functions
Started this discussion. Last reply by RIchard John McLaughlin May 31, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I would love to know if anyone has any good resources to teach executive functions.
Teachers that want to be published.
Started this discussion. Last reply by RIchard John McLaughlin Apr 3, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
After almost 25 years of experience I have a lot of ideas for children's books. However, the process getting started and then getting someone's attention is brutal. I am wondering if teacher could…Continue
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RIchard John McLaughlin replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"OMG That looks so simple. Let me give it a try right now. Hold on.....
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Thank you, so here was my problem. I was trying to copy a downloaded document. That was not working. Great help."
RIchard John McLaughlin replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"I still can't figure out how to copy a spreadsheet and then save it as a different file."
RIchard John McLaughlin replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"Yes I have troubles too. I am wondering if you use google often. The idea is that by making a form you can get a number of different people's feedback that ends up on your spreadsheet at your google documents. So, if you can open in then you…"
RIchard John McLaughlin replied to RIchard John McLaughlin's discussion Executive Functions"Sure, I have started a wikispace. You can see what I have so far including:
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http://executivefunctions.wikispaces.com/"
RIchard John McLaughlin posted a discussionExecutive Functions
I would love to know if anyone has any good resources to teach executive functions.
RIchard John McLaughlin commented on Honor Moorman's group Google Apps for Education"I agree. I am struggling with the same issue. It is a lot easier if you want to use the same form for everyone to open the google spreadsheet then down load it to a regular Exel file. Then you can separate the comments and save, copy or save as…"
RIchard John McLaughlin replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"Okay, so I have been playing with Google Documents.
You can make up your own spreadsheet and then turn it into a form on google documents.
Just go to Youtube and type in "How can I make a Form on Google," and you'll get multiple…"
RIchard John McLaughlin replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"That is too cool. I have found something on Google that is really a great way to do a search for students with organizational problems. If you search something, look to the left and you will see a pull down menu "More Search Tools."
Scroll…"
RIchard John McLaughlin commented on Box Ruiz's group Teachers in Google Wave"So little time, so much technology."
RIchard John McLaughlin replied to Millis High School's discussion Tracking Revisions in the group Google Apps for Education"I am newby to this process, but under google documents you can...
- Click on the button called Creat New
- Select Spreadsheet
- Then from the menu bar on the Spreadsheet select Form
What this does is it creates a simple form that when you mail it…"
RIchard John McLaughlin commented on Wayde Putnam's blog post Project Based Learning"WOW that is a loaded statement. There are so many things to say. The biggest one that I lead was taking two dozen kids to Texas to help the hurricane victims on the Bolivar Penisula. The cost was about $750 per student which covered the cost of the…"
RIchard John McLaughlin commented on Scott Habeeb's blog post They need us..."Have you ever heard of www.tut.com ? It automatically sends nice messages from the universe. Today's for me was perfect timing."
RIchard John McLaughlin commented on Scott Habeeb's blog post They need us..."Wow!
First of all, Scott, I'd like to know what your position is at the school. Sounds to me like you're the principal. If so,then I'd love to work for someone like you.
Secondly, it never fails, that when I have days like you did,…"
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- I am a veteran teacher, professionally teaching since 1986.
I am also an award winning singer/songwriter for children, Eco-Man, from Pennsylvania.
I write children's literature and I have one article,(so far) in Humpty Dumpty Magazine, 3/2009.
I am certified to teach Environmental and Special Educaton K-12.
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- At 1:20pm on March 21, 2010,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi John and welcome to classroom2.0. What wonderful roles you take on in both educating and entertaing children!
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