There's an App for That

on Wednesday, March 30, 2016

How Digital Tools Are Changing Classroom Culture; Reading Readiness Apps; Apps Being Used by Educators; The Teacher Curse; Movenote; iPad Resources |

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March 30, 2016
 

There's an App for That

As digital tools are integrated with pedagogical practice, a new classroom culture emerges
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5 Apps to Transform Teaching and Personalize Learning

Infuse your teaching with student-centered lessons that combine sound pedagogy with digital tools.



The best apps are created understanding what special means and how to address those needs

7 Reading Readiness Apps for Special Needs Students

We picked the best apps to help students with special needs get ready to read.



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Apps being used for classroom management, collaboration, and assigning student work

Getting Started With Apps in the Classroom

 VIDEO   Ten videos that will quickly get you using apps in your classroom.



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Doing More With Less

on Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Classroom Hacks: Big Ideas at Little Cost; Paint a Whiteboard Wall for Instant Collaboration; 5 Highly Effective Teaching Practices; Avoid Burnout | |

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March 23, 2016
 

Ideas That Stretch Your Dollars

3 ways to calm the stress response to be able to hear words and reflect

Elementary Classroom Hacks: Big Ideas at Little Cost

Clever tricks to keep your kids engaged, your classroom organized, and your budget intact!



Learn to recognize the areas where you have limited control to move past setbacks

Add Collaborative Space to Your Classroom

 COMMUNITY   Create a more student-centered classroom with these two quick (and inexpensive) tips.



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The Big List includes organizations covering Brain-Based Learning and Twitter

Doing More With Less (and Other Practical Tidbits)

Six simple ideas for improving school culture and collaborating more effectively.


 

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on Saturday, March 19, 2016

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A Waterfall of Poetry Resources

on Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Poetry Can Inspire Even the Shyest Students; Start Class With a Poem Each Day; Teaching Tough Kids; Talking in the Hallway; Creating a Writers' Workshop |

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March 16, 2016
 

Engage ALL Students in Poetry Month

Poems are short, intense, connect (to other readings), and inspire (writing)

4 Reasons to Start Class With a Poem Each Day

(Pro Tip: If you do this for Poetry Month, your students may pester you to keep it up for the rest of the year.)



Shakespeare, Neruda, Angelou, Hughes, Dickinson . . .

Tap Your Students' Inner Wellspring

Discover resources to harness the magical powers of poetry to inspire even the shyest and/or most disengaged students.



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Get kids excited about reading, writing, performing, and finding their voice

All the World's a Stage

 VIDEO   See how poetry helps students discover their voice through reading, writing, and performance.



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