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#EdTech #TechEd #STEM #DigitalLearning 
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Gotta get going on some of these digital tools! Amazing possibilities!
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The basic principle of Twitter is that if you follow ten people on Twitter, you will only see the tweets of those ten people. Additionally, the only people who will see your tweets will be those ten people. Of course with the advent of the hashtag that has changed. If you add a Hashtag, #OFFICIALANDREASCY for example, the range of your tweet is extended beyond your ten followers to thousands of educators who follow that specific #OFFICIALANDREASCY hashtag on a search column. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Explicit Teaching in Problem-based Mathematics offers a re-imagining of what it means to engage in “direct” instruction. Rather than a separate pedagogical approach, explicit instruction is an integral part of problem-based learning and instruction. Animation and video are used to feature educator moves that support students to “notice things they would not otherwise see.' Think uncovering. Think making visible. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Great PD opportunity to be a Google certified educator.
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In Week 1, we are looking at all the ways we can collect the information we need for our personal professional learning. How do we access information we need on Twitter? This doesn't require a Twit... Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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