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by Layne Henn
We use Accelerated Reader Software in all of our middle schools
and in 10 of our elementaries.
Renaissance Learning has recently published a report about books
kids are reading. You might be surprised at the survey
results. View them here: http://www.renlearn.com/whatkidsarereading/
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ATTN TEACHERS!!
The Teaching with Technology Institute courses are listed with
dates and times in the attached brochure.
These courses can be registered for by going to the website: www.nwaea.k12.ia.us and clicking on the Professional . . .
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Many blogs are now accompanied by a podcast, be it video or just
audio. These are fantastic and a great way to redeem time
that you might not have to sit and read at your computer or
publications that you stack up hoping to get to in . . .
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I just found this website and had to share it. http://www.storylineonline.net/ The Screen Actors Guild Foundation has actors reading great Children's stories. It's not just the audio, but the video too. Really cool!. . . . read more
http://www.techlearning.com/shared/printableArticle.php?articleID=196605170
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Only 6 weeks of this school year left here in Sioux City,
anyway. My first year in the position of Curriculum and
Technology Integration and I feel we have made strides towards the
goal.
You may ask "What would that goal . . .
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Intel
Corporation has just released their new 2nd Generation
Classmate PC. Originally billed as the $100 laptop. The
first generation's were previously not available in the US.
My favorite feature is the built in . . .
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I stumbled upon these few things as I was looking for something
that a teacher requested.
He wanted to know if there was software out there that could
take a bank of spelling words and randomly pick them for review
lists. . . .
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I received some good feedback from the last article about not
going to "gadget crazy" in our classrooms.
It raised a couple questions for me. What is good? How do
we interpret if what teachers/kids are doing in the . . .
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I recently ran across an
article in the Washington Post that spelled out exactly what happens
when the technology is purchased for the sake of just having
technology. see the article here .
(you really should read
it!)
. . .
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In efforts to continually supply the type of access to
technology that students need to be successful, the technology
department is being creative and resourceful. One of the
pilot programs that is happening right now at Riverside . . .
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Below is a link to an article about the ways kids use
technology. What does this say about how we educate and
differentiate our instruction.
Here's a quote:
"About 54 percent of the girls online post photos compared with
40 . . .
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Today, I'm in an all day
meeting with a representative from Learning.com
Their focus is to help
districts assess where their students are regarding tech
literacy.
Learning.com provides tools
for assessing your students . . .
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http://www.ohiotreasurechest.org/
Here is a website with a
wealth of resources for instructional technology. There is
even a link to a podcast
and to a blog
where you can hear about and find even more ideas for your
. . .
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