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You know how to make QR codes, but what do you do with them? Check out ten ways to dazzle your students and their families with scannable 2D bar codes.
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.@ChallengerCTR Marks 27th Anniversary of Space Shuttle Tragedy- remains committed to supporting #STEM education http://t.co/AnSWZfoZ
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The Education Department said school districts must provide qualified students an equal opportunity to participate in extracurricular athletics to the maximum extent appropriate. (Education Dept.
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Editor's Note: AP government teacher Dayna Laur and art teacher Katlyn Wolfgang collaborated to create a joint project between their classes.
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Education in Stamford (RT @StamAdvocate: #STEM students bring in big bucks http://t.co/nk0mxuIO #TheGrade #education)
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Student Engagement Tip of the Week!
Abolish hand raising. Asking questions and having students raise their hands limits the number of students participating. In fact most students opt out of hand raising activities. Instead pose your questions as problems students all must try to resolve or have them partner and tell their idea or answer to a neighbor, then switch. When you ask for sharing don't ask for their answer, ask them to share what their partner shared. This way they need to genuinely listen to each other. Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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"Tap Roulette" - This app a very simple but fun way to decide who to select in your class to answer a question, who gets to work at the board, who gives their speech first etc. Students simply touch the screen with their finger and the app randomly selects a student (finger). It may seem silly or a waste of time, but you will be surprised how excited the kids get to use it, how more engaged the students will be, and who you might get excited to participate. The best part is they cannot blame you for selecting them! This app is available on iPad or iPhone or iPod for FREE. Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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www.knowmia.com – Teachers create lessons for EVERYTHING. Geared towards secondary level education. Over 8,000 lessons already there for you to beg, borrow and steal. Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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Student Engagement Tip of the Week!
Turn and Talk - It's just that simple! Ask a question and have the students "turn and talk" about it to a neighbor. Every student has to answer the question, not just the one who raises their hand. You can then ask random students what their neighbor shared (this way they need to both talk AND listen to their neighbor). This can be used in any classroom regardless of subject or setting and be used many times in a class period. Yes it may get noisy for a few seconds, but it's the noise of students engaged! Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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"World Book - This Day in History" - This is an awesome app! It give important events in history for each day. Births, deaths, battles, discoveries, etc. A great app for daily facts or questions for bellwork or just fun facts to share as an exit activity. Not just a Social Studies app! You may find important events in science, math, music and technology! This is a FREE app for any iDevice! Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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Aew collaboration by Electronic Arts and GlassLab is aiming to take management sim education to the next level, with SimCity EDU.
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Success - A teacher looking for classroom success.
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Find lesson plans, classroom materials and resources from high-performing K-12 teachers. Share curriculum and connect with fellow educators around the world
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RT @DreamBox_Learn: Principal's Guide to Transitioning to CCSS: Join Dr. Francis 'Skip' Fennell, Wednesday, January 30th. Register here:http://t.co/jwcXlyoJ
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RT @ParticipACTION: Check out the apps physical education specialist @MrBridge204 uses when planning PE classes for his students: http://t.co/x2eImGYM #pechat
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Free Text Project webinar now: Looking at the research behind #CCSS with P. David Pearson #educhat http://t.co/Xr9EltoG
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By Zemen Marrugi A story’s genre identifies what type of story you are reading, all based on who the characters are and their actions. With that being said, teaching students about the differ...
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http://www.freerice.com - This is a free vocabulary game! For every correct answer they donate ten grains of rice to the World Food Program to help feed the hungry. The questions will adjust to the player's ability, get an answer correct, you get a harder question, get it wrong, get an easier one, etc. You can never get enough vocabulary instruction! Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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Student Engagement Tip of the Week
Classroom Guest Speakers - Bring in outside experts. Connect the classroom to the community. Bring people in to teach, share or speak about a curriculum related topic. This mixes it up and gives students the opportunity to make the connections between the classroom and the outside world. Examples; weather station visitors (science OR math), history professor from BMCC or EOU (they would likely come to help support the Eastern Promise Compact), local contractor (math, tech ed, geometry, etc), health dept. workers, Inter-path lab technicians (Health, life science, etc). Often is only takes a quick e-mail or phone call and many of our local resources (forest service, watershed, ODFW, ODOT, etc.) would jump at the chance to do something new during their work day! It may also give you a much needed break! Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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"QRC Elements" - This app is a simple game to test kids on all of the elements! They simply drag a path from the element to its correct position in the element chart. Level 1 tests the first 20 elements, Level 2 the first 30 element, and Level 3 tests all of the elements. It will even keep track of who has the highest scores at each level! This app is available on the iPhone, iPod, or iPad for FREE! Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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www.plinky.com - Online writing prompts! Hundreds of writing prompts for journals or bellwork. It took me less than five minutes to register for a free account and I now have access to the writing prompts. You can also have students register and they can write their responses to the prompts online! It's free and just what kids are doing with technology today! See me if you need help! Matthew Yoshioka Principal, Sunridge Middle School
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Just something kind of cool to do. I know that my students have enjoyed this. I've also sped up activities by having the kids scan instead of type addresses.