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Google Apps for Education Guide: Tips and Tricks from Teachers for Teachers
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Creativity in the young learner classroom | Oxford University Press
- Creative activities are fun and engaging for our students. They take learning far beyond the simple tasks of understanding and memorizing. In fact, it is the highest order thinking skill,
- Creativity is an essential skill (along with critical thinking, collaboration, and communication) that students need in order to be successful in the 21st Century. Creative students are better at making changes, solving new problems, expressing themselves through the arts, and more.
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- Process and make meaning of information presented in an image.
- Communicate our own ideas through principles of design.
- Create our own messages that capture our visual thinking in a way that conceptualizes problems to given solutions.
Visual literacy is the ability to:
- students gain a deeper understanding of a concept when they are encouraged and enabled to create a nonlinguistic representation of that concept. When paired with linguistic — or text-based — literacy, visual literacy can multiply students’ ability to recall and think about what they have learned.
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Parts of Speech by Flocabulary at The Electronic Pencil
Video from Flocabulary.
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Several Excellent New Posts & Articles On Assessment | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
Nice collection of resources and articles on Assessment.
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Chromebooks Don't Work Offline? Debunking the Myths
- In terms of basic productivity, the Chromebook is just as useful without an Internet connection as a Windows or Mac. Google’s office suite (Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Drawings) can all be set up for offline use – thus enabling you to view, edit, and create files when you’re on-the-go.
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Pi Day Roundup | Let's Play Math!
Pi Day Resources.
Saturday, March 8, 2014
ED Tech Resources 03/08/2014
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