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3 Questions to guide change at any level...#satchatwc pic.twitter.com/msbdf13OKg — Liz Davis (@lizdavis2) April 26, 2014
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The less Americans know about Ukraine’s location, the more they want U.S. to intervene
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Do You Know The 4 Stages Of Learning? - Edudemic
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The idea that different students may learn differently (otherwise known as ‘learning styles) is a pretty hot-button issue. In fact, I don’t think any other topic has garnered us such a large amount of hate-mail, even though we’ve tried to approach the topic from both sides of the argument.
That said, regardless of how you feel about whether different learning styles exist or not, there are many things that teachers have tried out over the years to see what works best for them and for their students.
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Four Fun Videos That Explain Complex Language Arts Ideas | MindShift
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- This TED-Ed video, The Art of the Metaphor, narrated by Jane Hirshfield explains the difficult concept of metaphors, and figurative language in general. These intangible concepts are easier to understand through the art in this video.
- Produced by Keven Brookhouser, the Writing Felonies series of videos help explain basic English concepts (such as Passive Voice, Its and It’s, and Pronoun Disagreements).
- Flocabulary features a rap video called Five Elements (of a short story) that breaks down the ideas of plot, character, conflict, theme and setting. Catchy tune!
- Onomatopoeia is cute, simple and set to music with some great visuals.
Catlin Tucker, an English teacher in Windsor, Calif, curated her top video picks for an English classroom, which help explain complex ideas in different ways.
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Monday, May 19, 2014
#EdTech Resources 05/19/2014
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