Suggested Reading for 04/27/2010

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A Radical Notion by Chris Lehmann

The Allure of “Magic Bullets” in School Reform by Larry Cuban

60 Educational Game Sites That You’ve Probably Never Seen by Keith Ferrell

A Brief History of Photo Fakery from The New York Times

How the iPhone Could Reboot Education from Wired
NOTE: Diigo users can engage in the conversation occurring “on top” of this article.


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Suggested Reading for 03/09/2010

03/09/2010 | 2 Comments |

Building a Better Teacher – NY Times

US DOE’s new National Educational Technology Plan – US DOE

TN DOE Prepares New Assessment – Tim Childers

I Don’t Think Blocking Networked Learning in Our Schools Is an Option – Darren Draper

Using Maps in an Elementary School Math Lesson – Richard Byrne

Use Drop.io’s Upload Widget to Collect Student Work – Richard Byrne


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Suggested Reading for 02/25/2010

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The Millennials: Confident. Connected. Open to Change. – Pew Research Center

Phished through Twitter – Dr. Leigh Zeitz

The Thin Red Line… – Jenny Luca

Gifted Teacher Wins First STELLAR Award – Huntington News

The Facebook Imperative – TechCrunch

Encadré (Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro)


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Suggested Reading for 07/26/2009

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The 21st Century Learning Imperative – THE Journal

‘The Computer Ate My Homework’: How to Detect Fake Techno-Excuses – The Chronicle

10 Technology Enhanced Alternatives to Book Reports – The Apple


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Tough Times Call for Frugal Choices

06/10/2009 | 2 Comments |

Here’s some Suggested Reading to help those facing tight budgets.

Online Charities for Classrooms in Need
There are many online websites aimed at helping teachers, schools and students receive beneficial resources and financial assistance. Here are a couple with which I’m familiar.

Feedback
Please share additional charitable organizations and resources for helping classrooms in the comments.


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Suggested Reading for 04/07/2009

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Is It Alright to Be a Technologically Illiterate Teacher?

Pupils to Study Twitter and Blogs in Primary Schools Shake-up


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Suggested Reading for 03/13/2009

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Suggestions to Presenters from an Audience Member

No More Gifted Students

Change, but on a Larger Scale


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Suggested Reading for 03/04/2009

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The Teacher Salary Project

Using Instant Messaging to Engage Children with Reading Comprehension

Scratch, Lesson One

The Dumbest Generation?

Visual Bloom’s: A Visual Representation of Bloom’s Taxonomic Hierarchy with a 21st Century Skills Frame


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Suggested Reading for 02/21/2009

02/21/2009 | 1 Comment |

Students Interviewing Students over Skype at School

Publish and License Tweets with Creative Commons – What do you think about the idea of licensing our tweets and plurks?

Book Review of The Tales of the Beedle Bard – A fairy tale that takes place in the wizarding world of Harry Potter.

New on YouTube: Collaborative Annotations (Hat Tip to Angela Maiers)

Research Finds that Computers Make Math More Fun

Art Turned Ugly: A lesson in Fair Use


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Suggested Reading for 02/02/2009

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Top Ten Reasons you should use Gmail – by Colette Cassinelli

A Lot of Hulu – Reasons teachers might use Hulu (Hat tip to skipz for Plurking this)

ALA Announces Newbery and Caldecott Medal Winners


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