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Whether you're a Google pro or interested in great free tools for your classroom, this is a place for you to share and learn.
Dave Craig replied to Jamie House's discussion What to tell parents in the group Best Practices and Differentiated Instruction"It can be equally frustrating when you deal with parents who don't have much respect for technology and how it enhances the classroom experience. Parents who want whole group instruction where the teacher is the focal point in the classroom and…"
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Best Practices and Differentiated Instruction
Share ideas, strategies, and successes using best practices, differentiated instruction, and technology in the classroom
Angie Rumsey left a comment for Dave Craig"Hi Dave - Thanks for commenting about blogging. I am a big believer in journals and readers response. I have my students write "thinking stems" which basically describe what they are thinking/feeling/seeing/noticing/ while they…"
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This is a starting place for people who may be overwhelmed at all this information. Join the group ask questions and we will work through it together. When you are comfortable, leave the group or continue to help others.
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Dave Craig commented on Angie Rumsey's blog post Do you have great blogging ideas for kids?"I also use Kid Blog. Right now it's primarily for reading response. I teach 4th grade but I have them write a letter to me each week talking about what it is they are reading. It can be about the book itself or if just getting started they can…"
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Elementary Educators K-8
Welcome Primary Educators! Teaching students from ages 5 to 14 requires loads of subjects to cover and loads of resources to share. Join this group to reflect about your classes and brainstorm ideas for improvement.See More
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- At 11:43pm on January 9, 2011, Angie Rumsey said…
- Hi Dave - Thanks for commenting about blogging. I am a big believer in journals and readers response. I have my students write "thinking stems" which basically describe what they are thinking/feeling/seeing/noticing/ while they read. I am going to have them do this on the blog. I'm hoping that once they see the "world" comment, they will get excited!
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Dawn Gunnels commented on Diana's group Kindergarten"Hello Everyone,
I am new to this group and it is my first year teaching Kindergarten after teaching 1st, 2nd and 5th grade. Has anyone tried Power teaching in Kindergarten? I am trying to start implementing this structure and I have some…"
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