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The PYP has five essential elements, two of which are attitudes and skills (the other three are knowledge, concepts and action). Via Tasha Cowdy 
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A few days ago, I posted about reading. Today, writing. I was reminded of wanting to post about writing when I saw this, three minutes ago: I read this post by a teacher named Jenn, who shared he... Via Tasha Cowdy
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Green Technology: Feeding the population without killing the planetNew Straits TimesAn increasing population has always meant that at some point access to food would be restricted.
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A large variety of games here that allow students to practice many different math skills. Some games would work well on the smartboard as well. Via BilingualStudyGuides, MmeHawtree
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A collection of online books to read, listen to and play with. Great for the smartboard or the computer lab. Via MmeHawtree
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The AgeIs technology helpful or harmful to children?The AgeAs an academic working with young children using technology, I feel the time for questions around whether young children should or should not use technology has passed.
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A blog posts on using Short animated videos in your classroom to teach. Includes a link to a youtube channel with over 50 silent shorts. Via MmeHawtree
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Meritful: A Place Where Students Can Build A Professional Portfolio (Linkedin for Students?)
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I asked and you delivered! About a week ago I worked on a project with my Headmistress to help her create a presentation for an upcoming IB conference. She was asked to speak to the Heads Council on leadership and she wanted to know how the IB Learner Profile fit with leadership in the 21st Century. So, who better to ask than the Twitterverse to find out if the qualities of the profile really reflected the components of successful leadership in the 21st century? Via Tasha Cowdy
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We have all had our undecided moments in the classroom. Mine have often been around a common student question, "Mr. Frehlich, does this assignment count for marks?" When I hear this I pause, and reflect. If I say, "No", will my students put less effort/enthusiasm into the assignment or project? Why have we conditioned students to ask this question? Shouldn't learning be lifelong and therefore marks are irrelevant? Via Tasha Cowdy
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ThinkQuest is a protected, online learning platform that enables teachers to integrate learning projects into their classroom curriculum and students to develop 21st century skills. Via MissKim
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A great collection of resources for October. Includes ideas, flahscards, a visual dictionary, printables and links that you can use with your class. Via MmeHawtree
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Scaffolding is a useful way to successfully integrate technology into education. Learn more.
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WorldStageGlobal Leaders demand immediate attention to children's education in crisis zonesWorldStageGlobal leaders from governments, international organizations and civil society today endorsed an urgent Call to Action to ensure the world's most ...
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From the Russian pupils in Prada to the Nigerian children who sit four to a desk, photographer Julian Germain takes us on a journey around the world's classrooms... Via Tasha Cowdy
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