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Lois A Bolin, Ph.D.'s curator insight,
April 28, 10:07 AM
The City of Naples WEB APP used a storyboard which tell the story of naples development via a map--- map story is similiar. Should make us think how we need to get georgraphy back into schools integrated with history and ecnonmics. Delete the scoop?
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Dr. Laura Sheneman's curator insight,
April 21, 8:48 AM
Just sent this out to my LMSs. This is so true! They all have a servant's heart. Delete the scoop?
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Linda Dougherty's curator insight,
April 20, 9:27 AM
Another reason to study curriculum maps for opportunities to suggest informational text/nonfiction readings. Delete the scoop?
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Pam Colburn Harland's comment,
April 23, 4:55 PM
Great post! I especially like the part about setting goals... I want all of our goals to be "user-centered" goals!
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Anu Ojaranta's curator insight,
April 20, 2:29 AM
"Four decades of research from Canada, the U.S., and Australia indicates that well-staffed, well-stocked, and well-used school libraries are correlated with increases in student achievement on the order of 4 percent to 20 percent, as measured on student performance on standardized tests, overall school performance, and student performance in reading comprehension and in academic subjects.[1] Other studies have shown improvements in students’ attitudes towards reading and in the collaborative nature of school culture.[2]"
Desicions are obviously made blindfolded... Very sad reading, still hoping that the research results would in the long run make a difference. We need to be more vigorous in advocating! Greeyings, Anu
Elizabeth Hutchinson's comment,
April 20, 3:27 AM
We need to keep fighting and collating evidence. We are necessary so we need to shout louder!
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Seth Dixon's curator insight,
April 13, 4:34 PM
This interactive resource is worth exploring and letting students explore it at home or within a computer lab environment. Geocube isn't just a single random link; Geocube is a portal to numerous topics, regions and themes that allows the user to explore what geography is without being constrained to do so in a linear fashion. Having been voted by the American Association of School Librarians as one of the "Top 25 websites for Teaching and Learning," Geocube comes highly recommended, and rightfully so. This is a must-see as it puts the world of geography at your fingertips.
Maricarmen Husson's comment,
April 14, 4:41 PM
I've recentli open it, is a good resourse for students and every peoples who likes geography
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