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MEANINGFUL LEARNING AND TEACHING PROCESSES
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Flitch Green Academy is somewhat unprepossessing – at least from the outside. But once y... Via Susan Bainbridge, Cecilia Rosas 
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April 13, 6:53 PM
Ikaskuntza mugikorra aukeratu dugu lankideen artean gure barneko prestakuntza gai nagusitzat. gure zuzendariak prestatzen du eta denon artean hausnarketa egiten dugu. Gure arteko elkarriizketak interesgarri suertatzen dira oso. Hauze izango da nire ekarpena. Kontatuko dizuet...
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Gracias, Marta por volver a recordarlo. Casualmente es el tema de nuestra formación interna previsto pra el viernes. Me has dado una buena referencia, porque siempre hacen falta ejemplos de aula. Sin ellos se nos va la pinza enseguida.... Eskerrik asko!
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April 15, 3:50 PM
Me alegra que haya sido útil. Es un placer poder intercambiar ideas con especialistas CLIL de otros países. Saludos.Marta
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Guy Claxton is professor of education at Bristol University, and author of Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind How Intelligence Increases When You Think Less (1997). Among other concepts, he is interested in how people learn. Via Mary Perfitt-Nelson 
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April 13, 7:59 PM
More than anything else, the concept of self-directed, entrepreneurial learning and transfer stand out. Learning how to learn is very different than learning content. In the 21st century, access to content and resources is no longer in short supply, but rather access to learning pathways, and authentic reasons to learn, which is where meaning making, critical curiosity, and resilience come in. Making that shift in your own mind is important for these dimensions to be relevant. The shift is from learning content to learning how to learn. The takeaways for teachers probably start with the role of the student in the learning process: voice, choice, personalization, self-direction, project-based learning, and other low-hanging fruit of current trends in learning.
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via TeachThought Teachers are incorporating more and more projects into their curriculum, allowing for much greater levels of collaboration and responsibility for students at all levels. Pro... Via Begoña Iturgaitz Delete the scoop?
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June 7, 6:31 PM
Very graphic reflection on getting the "right"? answer Delete the scoop?
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Researchers at a national conference discuss how asking students for explanations can deepen their understanding. Via Begoña Iturgaitz
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June 3, 5:27 PM
Let's multiply teaching results at no cost! easy and free. We knew it alreasdy (you only have to spend a couple of minutes at a good cooperative classroom)
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June 3, 6:59 PM
Dedre Gentner, the director of the cognitive science program at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., agreed. She said that teachers introducing a concept can improve students’ understanding by giving examples of close comparisons, moving to less closely connected analogies, and then asking children to explain how concepts are related.
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Dedre Gentner, the director of the cognitive science program at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., agreed. She said that teachers introducing a concept can improve students’ understanding by giving examples of close comparisons, moving to less closely connected analogies, and then asking children to explain how concepts are related. Delete the scoop?
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Are you interested in using inquiry based learning in your classroom but are not sure of how to implement a new program? This post discusses the importance of planning and takes you through a step-by-step look at techniques you will use to effectively implement inquiry learning. Many additional resources are provided. Via Beth Dichter, Eunice Lawton, Lynnette Van Dyke, Anna Costikoglou
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Inquiry Learning - the importance of planning step by step 
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Great chart
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March 6, 10:10 AM
this looks great and has some handy hints for children to understand the process they need to go through. Delete the scoop?
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Implementing some kind of self-assessment is a very good thing, as it enables learners to judge the quality of their work. I’ve done this on an ad-hoc basis at times in the past, but using a formal instrument or procedure can work wonders, even if it has no official bearing on the final outcome. Via Nik Peachey, Begoña Iturgaitz 
Mabel A. Opare - Ababio Ayita's comment,
May 29, 8:25 AM
Very good and creative way, noot a bad idea.
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May 29, 6:03 PM
If your goal is to have students become excellent learners, this should be on your list of things to consider! 
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And also some great ideas of 5 ice-breakers, a 5-day blogathon, using images, etc. Delete the scoop?
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Elementary school principal Scott McFarland explains why helping children relax and self-regulate also helps them become better students. Via Manuel F. Lara, Marta Braylan Delete the scoop?
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information regarding IRA programs in Latin America
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Revista electrónica. Leer, Escribir y Descubrir. Muy interesante! Delete the scoop?
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Response to Intervention (RtI) can target each learner's needs when they need it as they need it. Via Barbara Bray Delete the scoop?
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The place of creativity in schools. Delete the scoop?
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The Future Will Not Be Multiple Choice (but it does eat boogers) Creative genius Drew Davies and forward-thinking educator Jaime McGrath propose a new approa...
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creativity, design, open choice, ideas.......the future! Delete the scoop?
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Dr. Judy Willis is an MD in neurology and also a middle school teacher of long standing. She does path-breaking work in helping educators comnprehend how to effectively integrate understanding of brain function with teaching. Her blog posts and articles for Edutopia are collected on this link. To access her personal homepage go to http://www.radteach.com/ - JL Via Jim Lerman Delete the scoop?
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Tips to promote speaking and meaningful learning.
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June 5, 5:47 AM
Another example of real PBLwork in a CLIL classroom Delete the scoop?
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The default position with regard to exploiting reading texts seems to be comprehension questions. I should start by saying that I am not against comprehension questions as such. In a previous post... Via Manuel F. Lara Delete the scoop?
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Download an 11X17 version of the Developing 21st Century Critical Thinkers Infographic by Mentoring Minds.com. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , Aki Puustinen, Gust MEES, Dennis T OConnor, Miguel Ángel García, Marta Braylan 
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Teacher Librarians are well placed to assist teachers to develop critical thinking skills in students. 
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ECLIL is a European funded education project to build much needed resources for the language classroom. It includes a games engine, resources centre and CLIL story platform Via Manuel F. Lara, Marta Braylan
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May 21, 2:17 AM
Experienced CLIL people may know most of the listed resources, but it's nice to have everything well arranged Delete the scoop?
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Shaping the Way We Teach English is a fantastic resource that I came across recently. The resource is similar to other online courses from colleges and universities. It's free and accessible through The Online Language Center of the University of Oregon and it is a pretty complete teacher training course that has videos , viewing tasks, transcripts, observation checklists and even recommended supplementary web based reading. Via Nik Peachey, Miguel Ángel García 
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I watched the episode 12 about teaching very young learners before my interview. Gives an amazing summary which really helps interviewees to look more professional and knowledgeable
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April 24, 6:15 PM
even if it's not CLIL oriented, a nice colection of videos focusing on key aspects of Language Teaching. Delete the scoop?
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Alternatives to Homework/Worksheets via Shannon Smith, http://connectedprincipals.com/archives/4533 based on Kathleen Cushman, Fires in the Mind: What kids can tell us about motivation and mastery Via Inna Piankovska, Shona Whyte, APIBA e-TL SIG, the Special Interest Group on Learning Technologies Delete the scoop?
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I put together this video for my class of seventh graders. Song features contributions from the following artists: Ben Jackson, Matt Omalley, Nakia Simon, Ta... Via Anna Costikoglou, Marta Braylan
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Sometimes what you mean is not exactly what you say. Very Good! Delete the scoop?
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How to Create Compelling Content Based on Learning Styles Via Eva Buyuksimkesyan
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Different teaching tools considering learning styles. Delete the scoop?
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