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Sarah Hanawald replied to jbroad's discussion 'Suggestions for Improving Reading Fluency (grades 3-7)'
Hi Ellen!
How funny--it was Nancy Drew that did it for me too! I have been recommending series books for years for just the reasons you cite.
Sarah
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What exactly constitutes "preparation for the 21st century?"
Posted on April 27, 2008 at 11:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I came upon this site last night and have been thinking about it ever since. Here's a video done by Bill Farren that I would like to show to audiences who've already seen and exclaimed over (or been depressed by) Did You Know or Shift Happens.
I started thinking about how we often hear the words: "preparing students for the 21st century." I'm starting to wonder exactly what that means. There are some fantastic… Continue
I started thinking about how we often hear the words: "preparing students for the 21st century." I'm starting to wonder exactly what that means. There are some fantastic… Continue
ABBA and Billy Idol and ed tech!
Posted on April 16, 2008 at 9:18am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Two musical references from the 80's for this one:
First one is in response to some planning we're doing on a retreat topic for our faculty next fall. I'd love feedback.
Remember the old ABBA song: Knowing Me, Knowing You?
Knowing You or, Who are our students?
How about an "tour" of our kids lives--their anxieties, their relationships, their fears, their achievements. . . and how the online world plays a part in this.
Who are we?
Guiding… Continue
First one is in response to some planning we're doing on a retreat topic for our faculty next fall. I'd love feedback.
Remember the old ABBA song: Knowing Me, Knowing You?
Knowing You or, Who are our students?
How about an "tour" of our kids lives--their anxieties, their relationships, their fears, their achievements. . . and how the online world plays a part in this.
Who are we?
Guiding… Continue
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 6:22pm on November 27, 2008,
Govinda Prasad Panthy said… - Hi Sarah, I'ma school teacher here in Nepal. I run a small school here in a rural area of Nepal. We dn't have access of technology at our school.
Can we become friends to share more abt education? u can add me msn g_panthy@hotmail.com so that we can sometimes meet online.
- At 7:32am on November 18, 2008,
Amy Pugh said…
- I'll have to give it a try. I am teaching another grad class for Pewaukee teachers on Web 2.0 and am overwhelmed with all the resources out there. I get caught up in exploring these exciting tools and lose track of my other "duties". Let's talk soon.
- At 2:53pm on May 27, 2008,
ddeubel said…
- Sarah,
I don't know why the site isn't coming up? http://eflclassroom.ning.com Teachers can make one page / pw/id for everyone (one nice thing about Ning, you can have hundreds of log ins with the same account).
Don't know how else I can help? Maybe you have a block at the school on Ning? You can always try a proxy, that's a work around for these things or talk to your tech adminstrator....
Glad you like the karaoke and keep me posted how it goes. There are lots of mp3 / audio books that are available and the students can make books with those. As they "do" they are reading....
Lovely, smiley picture!
David
- At 4:42pm on May 8, 2008,
Andrew said… - Your blog is brilliant! I look forward to reading more. We're very much on the same wavelength. I just finished A Whole New Mind...Cheers..AG
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