Un análisis sobre las oportunidades que las nuevas tecnologías ofrecen a la formación de lectores y escritores...
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Because School is a place for building relations for a lifetime not solely a place where we need to spend some of our time to get a degree...
"Kettle-Moraine High School teacher Ms. Kornowski finds a way of connecting with her students and build meaningful relationships with them.Learn more about teachers and students using Google tools in education " Has anyone use Google Forms in the classroom?
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The proper place of social media in the classroom remains a mystery to most people, with Wikipedia standing as the biggest, baddest new media nemesis of them all. This is what I tell my students every semester: "Wikipedia is not a bad place to start research--just make sure that it doesn't stop there." Via Prof Michael Ritter, Seth Dixon 
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September 20, 2012 4:55 PM
This is very interesting as many professors cringe at the word Wikipedia. The site can be edited however usually a good resource on wikipedia will have sources and links at the end of the page.
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