Erin Scott By Jennifer Carey A good rule of thumb for any classroom use of cellphones: the lesson/activity must be engaging as well as productive. You d (Four Smart Ways to Use Cell Phones in Class (with a suggestion for a museum field trip, too!
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Resources to help teachers engage students. Includes resources to enhance educational technologies and global education in the classroom.
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I composed this list of 101 websites for social studies teachers by scouring the depths of the interwebs for quality resources. I came across all kinds of sites dedicated to U.S. history, world history, culture, geography, maps, economics, etc., but these are the ones I found to be most up-to-date, accurate and professional. Via GoEd Online, Seth Dixon Delete the scoop?
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