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"Using technology in class should always be motivated by a real need to optimize students' learning and to enhance your teaching. Every time you want to digitize a teaching task ask yourself the following questions: what are the added advantages of integrating technology in this ..." 
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"Don't have the budget to travel the world? That doesn't mean students have to miss out! ..." Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
July 27, 2014 4:21 PM
Do you teach elementary or middle school? Are you looking for experiences for your students that will provide them the opportunity to travel to and learn the planets, the White House, national parks and much more? This post provides links to six websites that provide virtual field trips. The majority of the trips are geared to students from grades 3 - 8, but check them out. You may find that they are great for your class. Consider visiting Colonial Williamsburg, check out Global Trek from Scholastic where you can design a "fake" trip by visiting many places in the world and much more. 
Joan Roberts's curator insight,
July 28, 2014 2:08 PM
This looks like an excellent way to introduce research on different countries. |
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"Virtual field trips can excite students without leaving the classroom. Barbara Blackburn shares a sample lesson and some places to hunt up interactive tours ..."
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