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Posted on February 11, 2012 at 8:50am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I have read, with a great deal of interest, many blog posts this past month on the 'flipped classroom'. I love the idea of having even more opportunities to turn my class into one that allows me to be the 'guide on the side'. It is an excellent way to vary methods and assignments to students with different ability levels and different interests. As I've tried out a number of approaches I have been searching for a way to bring this style of learning to my grade eight history classes. Although…
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Before beginning my research into Virtual Reality, I considered it to be strictly for gaming or the movies! I did not feel that it had a place in the classroom, especially the elementary classroom. After researching scholarly articles, I found that, if utilized properly, can be a valuable tool.
After researching three programs, Neopets, Roblox, and Toontown, I was swayed back to my original belief that Virtual Reality didn’t really belong in the elementary classroom except for use…
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Yesterday our class invited ten teachers from our district to come for an afternoon carousel of technology in the classroom ideas. I have run workshops numerous times in the past but this one was particularly interesting for me. The students had practiced their presentations. They had exciting projects and tools they wanted…
Posted on February 10, 2012 at 3:45pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
En 1995, el Reglamento del Consejo de España declaró, por real decreto, unas tallas mínimas para varias especies marinas. Su intención fue proteger y conservar los recursos pesqueros del país. Las necesidades de los consumidores tanto como los de los productores fueron considerados en esta ley. Busqué a fondo para información en el sitio de MARM,…
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Now that I have researched the opposing arguments to using virtual reality in education, I can say that I have a more comprehensive view of the topic. However, I still hold fast to the belief that the advantages and benefits of using virtual reality/ simulations in teaching far outweigh the potential hazards. Although there may be some precautions that need to be taken in order to protect our students, with proper supervision and vigilance learners can access material that may…
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Following the link at Classroom2.0, i visited your blog and i must say that it is very interesting as you have touched a wide range of subjects.
I would like to invite you to my recently launched Video Vocabulary Building Website for students www.WordAhead.com This website has a collection of short, simple and fun video clips with pictures, illustrations or animations to explain difficult english words. The students are encouraged to play with words, create their own vocabulary videos and upload their work to the website. Teachers may direct activities and assign word projects to the students.
I would appreciate it very much if you would drop by my website and review it. And if you find it interesting and useful, please encourage your students to visit it and benefit from what it has to offer.
I will also welcome any feedback you may have.
I hope my website Catches your Eye Today!
Thanks!
Faiza
www.cheryloakes.com
Nice to see you here.