If You Need it, Get it! Do-It-Yourself Professional Development in the 21st Century
By Rita Platt In my work as a teacher-leader, I often hear teachers lament that they need more training on various methods, strategies, ideas, and […]
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Real or Fiction? On the Internet it’s Not Always Easy to Tell!
By Todd Fitzpatrick and Rita Platt We all know that the internet is a mix of the best and worst information on any given topic. […]
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Is the research paper dead?
“Students today depend on paper too much. They don’t know how to write on a slate without getting chalk dust all over themselves. They can’t […]
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“Slant” it: An Alternative to the Flipped Classroom for Practical Teachers
By: Rita Platt The “Flipped Classroom” is all the rage these days. Educational journals, blogs, and chat rooms, are flooded with the concept of “flipping.” […]
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Cain’s Arcade: A Modern Day Non-Fiction Fable
How many lessons, how many morals, how much inspiration, and how many ways can you use this amazing story to teach the things that you […]
Read more ›Blogs, wikis, podcasts, and other powerful web tools for classrooms.
An Annotation by Jeff Ayer Will Richardson does a phenomenal job of laying out everything needed to both initiate and defend the use of blogs […]
Read more ›Welcome to the blogosphere: the educational use of blogs.
An Annotation by Jeff Ayer Ray covers the basics of using a weblog (blog) in the classroom at literally any educational level, K-12. Dubbing them […]
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An Annotation by Jeff Ayer Poling, who is an administrator in Maryland, looks at the span of uses that blogs can have in a school […]
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An Annotation by Jeff Ayer Orech goes all out in clearly defining a wiki, providing how a teacher can make and use one, and how […]
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