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Global news with a spatial perspective: resources for educators and the inherently inquisitive. http://geographyeducation.org
by Seth Dixon, Ph.D.

Exploring the concept and practice of digital citizenship.
by Judy O'Connell

I hope to bring together in one place the best current news and information of interest to those who are interested in Remote Sensing, Geography, Cartography, GIS, Spatial Analysis, Geospatial Sciences, and Geomatics.
by Geocrusader80

Interesting links and creative ideas from the ELT world
by Janet Bianchini

Tools, resouces, tips and tricks for screencasting in online learning
by Peggy George

teaching using web tools
by Louise Robinson-Lay

Software, Tools, Methods and approaches to Qualitative & Quantitative data analysis & management
by DrHariri

How people are curating, utilizing, and sharing information
by Buffy J. Hamilton

ebooks in K-12 schools
by Carmel Galvin

ideas and lessons for great English lessons
by Louise Robinson-Lay

Using games for better learning and teaching
by J Way

Discovering the World, one region at a time http://geographyeducation.org
by Seth Dixon, Ph.D.

Resources & strategies to make learning more enjoyable, effective, and engaging
by Roxana Marachi, PhD

Building evidence of impact through research and professional practice
by lyn_hay

Tips, ideas and strategies to inspire boys to read.
by Heather Stapleton

Images, lesson plans, ideas, infographics and other resources to use when developing visual literacy in kids.
by BookChook

Great iPad and iPhone apps for secondary school
by Tania Sheko

Environmental education | transformative learning | wildlife conservation | ecology
by Education 4 Conservation

Bad, sad and crazily good reading for teens and adults young at heart
by Anne Weaver

Ways and means of supporting and developing young adult readers.
by Marita Thomson

Have you thought of ways of improving your teaching? Teaching is an ongoing learning process. Teachers are generally keen on improving their work, after all they are in the business of "change". How do I go about making changes in the way my classroom is run or in the way my students behave or in the way my school is run? There are so many questions that go through most teachers' minds. How many questions do I ask before I start getting some answers? Action research is a great solution teachers' questions I highly recommend learning about it. What is action research? Marcia Rettig-Seitam explains that "action research is a way for teachers to find solutions to classroom problems. By collecting data and analyzing the results, teachers can change their practices in the classroom as needed. The principle of action research is to plan a change, implement the change, collect any necessary information, and analyze what happened. Action research can make use of data already being collected or needed for classroom practice."
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch

latest news relating to the educational use of iPads
by Kel Hathaway

News about books for boys
by Linda McNamara

engaging with visual and digital texts in education
by Jon C

Free and user-friendly tools for using comics in the classroom
by Susan Oxnevad

find resources you can use almost anywhere
by pipcleaves

All manner of things found on the web that interest this particular geographer.
by Andrew Shears, PhD

Using blogs or tweets for teaching, engagement with the school community, and dealing with issues such as privacy and secuity
by CurriculumLeadership

Guide to graphic novels for the public school library!
by Thomas Miley

ipads apps gaming
by Sue Tapp

Pedagogical excellence
by Anne Weaver

NSW English K-10 syllabus
by shm

Skills to enhance critical literacy in the 21st century library
by Karen Powers

Newsworthy geography related articles perfect for classroom use.
by Jarett Schiebel

Mostly stuff to share with my Physical Geography courses.
by Andrew Shears, PhD