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Edcamp Independent Schools is coming to San Francisco 2/27/16 - If you are planning to be at NAIS in San Francisco this year (or will be in the Bay Area), don't miss Edcamp Independent Schools, a free edcamp experienc...
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BioBook - The BioBook is an iPad and web-enabled interactive biology textbook for college level. Educators can track individual student progress and develop content ...
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Obama's View: Education system - Copy and Paste the link below into your browser to see Obama's Interview on Today. http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/#3937829115 years ago
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A Classroom of My Own - The phone finally did ring... If asked a month ago what my "dream job" would be, I would have said a sixth grade classroom in my home district. Yesterday ...
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Collaboration - I have enjoyed reading and commenting on blogs of fellow cohort members. It's great to share thoughts with colleagues. I have been commenting with Leia and...15 years ago
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The big day... solo... - Reading a cohort member's blog about taking on the role of the teacher while the substitute went elsewhere in the building reminded me how much I'm dreadin...15 years ago
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Comments on other blogs - Here are the other blogs I have commented on, and linked from: http://rpbeduc406a.blogspot.com/2010/02/tovanis-i-read-it-but-i-dont-get-it.html http://27que...15 years ago
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Internet Safety Plan - Wikis - It is our job as teachers to prepare our students to be productive and effective participants in the 21st century. This means that students today must l...15 years ago
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Keeping Kids Safe using Tech - I think this is such an important subject - and the guidelines are not really clear. I worked with my Master Teacher to find the Everett School District gu...15 years ago
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Literacy II: Week Seven - I found the Hudson article on dyslexia fascinating--most notably, the idea that dyslexia is a reading disability. I liked this because it really makes you...15 years ago
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Week 7: Reading Intervention - Today's class discussion really helped solidify the connections between the text readings for this week when the discussion lead to awareness. It seems tha...15 years ago
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Literacy Week 7 - As you read the variety of articles for next time, focus on making connections between the Mesmer and Mesmer article on RTI and at least one of the other a...15 years ago
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Response to Intervention and Language Diversity - I was eager to read the Mesmer and Mesmer article about Response to Intervention. Since discussing RTI in our Special Ed course last summer, I've been inte...15 years ago
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Models are important - Reading the "Dyslexia and the brain: What does current research tell us?" by Hudson, High, and Otaiba has helped me understand those who have dyslexia much...15 years ago
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Mesmer and Mesmer and Delpit - I just learned in my main placement that there is a unusually high number of ELL students placed in special needs classes and I have personally heard my MT...15 years ago
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Responsive intervention - My takeaway from the Mesmer article (2008), combined with the readings on dyslexia (Hudson et al, 2007) and Patterns of Interaction (Au, 1993), is the idea...15 years ago
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Wow (I have no other words for this) - For some interesting thoughts on teaching spelling in schools check out this conversation...and after reading this document above watch me put my foot in m...
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That was actually really cool - both the experiment, and, of course, your photo story.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear you can admit you had fun doing science!
Organic wins.
Nice job Fred. Who would have known?
ReplyDeleteDid someone say "orange juice"??
ReplyDeleteNicely done, Fred-- really good pacing and gorgeous music and clever images. If I *made* you edit out 2 minutes ("Less is more! Less is more!), what could go?
Well done Fred. I need to rethink my orange juice purchases.
ReplyDeleteWow. That was really great. The last 45 seconds were a little heartbreaking, too... And who would have thought a science inquiry would have me reaching for the Kleenex box?
ReplyDeleteFred, you did a wonderful job! I relate to your feelings about science and I appreciate you sharing that information. Your creative abilities are inspiring :) The music was perfect.
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