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Teaming Up for a Technology Boot Camp
In January 2013, educators in Ohio's Mentor Public Schools decided to align the district's academic focus to the instructional practices of blended learning. After extensive piloting of a variety of devices, the...
Author:
Adam Dudziak, Doug Baker, Ericka Blackburn, Jeremy Shorr
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Leveling Up in a Gamified Classroom
Our students, like all students, don't always do what they are supposed to do. Sometimes they talk when they should be listening. Sometimes they don't read directions. Sometimes they have trouble working together in a...
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Ashley Fulks, Becca Lord
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Join the Crowd: Building a PLN
The phrase "Teachers work in isolation," has long been used to describe the working conditions of educational professionals, including most middle level teachers. Educators have found ways to solve this problem by...
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Christopher S. Weiler
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Social Media for Middle Level Classrooms
Research Summary
Seventh grade teacher Elizabeth Delmatoff piloted a social media program in her Portland, Oregon classroom. By the end of the year, 20% of students school-wide were completing additional assignments for no credit,...
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Alicia Wenzel, Ken Carano
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Technology in Advisory Programs: The Softer Side of Hardware
Chase sat in the back of the room every day, silent and sullen, hiding behind his long bangs. I was supposed to be teaching him about ancient Mesopotamia, and everything about his body language said, "Leave me...
Author:
Lynn Salehi
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Skyping with History
Field trips aren't the only ways to connect students to the world.
A majority of the students at my inner city middle school in Ohio are eligible for free and reduced-price lunch. Many are not able to travel beyond their neighborhood or venture outside the city in which they live....
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Dan Jones
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The Face of Grieving: How Students Handle Death in a Digital World
I knew I would be early. It was approximately two hours prior to the start of the Soaring Ahead ceremony, our eighth-grade graduation, and I was anxious to set up the video slideshow I had created for this grand...
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John Priest
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Grief
From STEM to Full STEAM Ahead
While educating students on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) prepares students for life, it can also prepare them for college and career. It is predicted that in the next 10 years, STEM jobs will grow...
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Frank Rudnesky, Ed.D., Peter Davis, Frank Pileiro
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How to Tweet with Intent
Social media use in the classroom helps us meet students where they are and connect with them in a meaningful way. Social media technology can motivate students while teaching them crucial 21st century skills and...
Author:
Jennifer Armstrong, Stacie Pettit
Number of views (21087)
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Twitter
Helping Struggling Readers Succeed
“Can you airdrop that text to me so that I can paste it into ReadNRespond? I need to search for a web image that represents the main idea,” Mark says. Justin reminds him as he examines the co-constructed...
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Keri Ewart
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