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Need Feedback - Lesson Plan for 8th Grade Women's Rights Movement of 1800's

Started this discussion. Last reply by Lauren Dec 7, 2010. 1 Reply

Thanks for your comments! Subject:The Women’s Rights MovementOverview:During the decades that followed the beginning of the Abolition Movement, the Women of the United States began to question their…Continue

How have teachers been using Edmodo?

Started this discussion. Last reply by kathy shields Feb 15. 13 Replies

I just found out about Edmodo and want to learn of any applications 4-8 grade teachers have put in place using this program.  I like that students need the instructor's pass key to access the site…Continue

 

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kathy shields replied to Terry Fonseca's discussion How have teachers been using Edmodo?
"Professional development using edmodo guides instruction and helps the teacher become confident using it as a student before deploying it in the classroom.  My students love it. I post assignments and have a social area. My assignments…"
Feb 15
Rebecca Grayson replied to Terry Fonseca's discussion How have teachers been using Edmodo?
"I think that Edmodo is great. Your students can not only interact with you and the content but they can also interact with one another which helps with difficult concepts. They are able to talk about a book for example. They can discuss themes,…"
Feb 15
Leah Noreiga replied to Terry Fonseca's discussion How have teachers been using Edmodo?
"This is interesting I did not know this existed."
Feb 7
Leah Noreiga replied to Terry Fonseca's discussion How have teachers been using Edmodo?
"Do you have to approve the conversations first before they were published to the website?"
Feb 7
Leah Noreiga replied to Terry Fonseca's discussion How have teachers been using Edmodo?
"I guess I am like really late with this but I JUST found out about EDMODO and it's amazing.  I hope I can get this up and running soon. "
Feb 7
Lauren replied to Terry Fonseca's discussion Need Feedback - Lesson Plan for 8th Grade Women's Rights Movement of 1800's
"I can not be very unbiased about this since I am a part of this group you are doing this with, but this is like how i am doing my lesson plan and a great outline of what is to be expected. Basing it off of the outline given for the project, it seems…"
Dec 7, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Chester R. Cruzado's discussion WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS SCHOOL POLICY? Teachers will be suspended if they will use social networking sites in education.
"Why so miffed? A school policy is a school policy. Fight to change it if you don't like it, but be prepared to back up your fight. Probably the reason the policy states social networking is because Facebook and Myspace are inappropriate in the…"
Dec 7, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Lucy Lobb's discussion Students Abusing Teachers?
"I have not started teaching yet, but this is an area that concerns me because I will be in middle school. Hopfully, I will not be a victim of this behavior, but what if I am? Do the schools or districts have policies in place and procedures that are…"
Dec 7, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Tamara's discussion I need Feedback!
"If the students will be assigned to either the North or South, why not set up a classroom blog (or one for each side of the argument) and have the students post comments depicting the reasoning behind their support of one side or the other. The…"
Dec 7, 2010
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Lesson Plan for 8th Grade Women's Rights Movement of 1800's

Thanks for your comments! Subject:The Women’s Rights MovementOverview:During the decades that followed the beginning of the Abolition Movement, the Women of the United States began to question their own freedoms and rights.  The rights these women wanted included:  the right to coeducation - which meant teaching boys and girls in the same classroom, the right to college education, the right to equal pay, the right to own property after they were married and the right to vote.  These women…See More
Dec 6, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to carl smith's discussion Teaching for Tests
"Some type of testing is necessary to determine how a child is learning and what types of remediation may be required. On the other hand, teaching to state testing is too rigid and doesn't allow for the students who learn in different ways. Time…"
Dec 6, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Rachel Gendron's discussion Digital story
"You were asking for help, and then end up giving it! This information is going to be very helpful to me as I plan to use photo story often. Does anyone else have any secret tricks to use with photo story to liven up the presentation?"
Dec 6, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Madison Snyder's discussion Can cell phones be helpful in the classroom?
"When my 17 year old stated that one of her teachers gave out his cell phone number to the whole class, I questioned this inappropriate action. I was told it was because he wanted the students to call him when they needed help with classwork. Well,…"
Dec 6, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Megan Cohan's discussion Classroom Management
"Thank you Gillian for the information and the supportive comments!"
Dec 6, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to blank's discussion Prezi...a new way of presenting!
"I am preparing a lesson plan for 8th graders involving classroom use Prezi. The class will read their textbook, look over information on the classroom wiki and then have a classroom discussion about the topic. I have a Prezi ready with pertinent…"
Dec 6, 2010
Terry Fonseca replied to Rachel Gendron's discussion Digital story
"You could try photostory (windows). It is really easy to use and there are a few options that can be added into the story while it is being created or after the story is finished. The way it works is be downloading or selecting your pictures or…"
Dec 5, 2010

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At 3:11pm on February 3, 2011, Leon Avrech said…

Terry, my name is Leon Avrech, retired middle school/jr.high.  37 yrs. as teacher, dept. chair, vice principal, principal and mentor teacher in San Jose, CA  I have written a book that would be enormous help to you and those in your education classes.  I am thrilled that you are excited.  The name of the book is, THINK YOU CAN TEACH? A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS available at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and the publisher xlibris.com  37 yrs experience for $10. Before technology you need the to conquer the basics which are in the book. Lesson Plans, Classroom Management, Open House, Back to School Night, Yard Duty, Evaluations etc etc. I urge you and your colleagues to get my book.  I have a passion to help new teachers because I have seen new teachers fail.  I can be emailed at: legendleon@att.net Not sure how to get email on twitter. You and your classmates can email me if you have any questions. The book would be a huge help to you and you can avoid surprises that happen throughout the year.

 
 
 

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