Stacey Roshan
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This blog is the shared thoughts of school administrators that want to share best practices in education. All of the authors have different experiences in education but all have the same goal; what is best for students.
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Here's the roundup of what's been popular on The Innovative Educator blog. Below you'll see the top posts along with the number of page views. I hope there's something that looks of interest to you. If it does, check it out.
Welcome to a very special post that emphasizes authentic learning in the classroom. It is also filled with some amazing resources that will help you put some real in learning that will engage students. This is a guest post written by a very good friend of mine, Dayna Laur, who is a fellow National Faculty at the BUCK Institute (BIE).
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When creating video lessons, it is important to be mindful of the question: how do you capture and keep students' attention during the screencast? In this post for Sophia's School of Thought Blog, I outline some strategies that have worked well for me. Catch the post here!
It is that time of the year- exam review time! (Or maybe you are already out of school, lucky dogs!) I am attaching my Spanish II Final Exam Grammar Review. I just put the bare bones to help students the next year.
emiroo42 asked: Hi Emily! (Background: now a grad student in optics coming from undergrad in physics) I am about to start a summer internship in a few days, and even though I am excited, I'm also scared, and feel as if I'm in over my head.
Inspired by the app's original illustrations by This beautiful stop-motion paper forest was made by Kelli Anderson and Daniel Dunnam for Plants, a new app by our friends at Tinybop Marie Caudry, the intricacy of the all-paper diorama is stunning: 400 tiny leaves, 500 blades of grass, 25 squirrels, and a total of 6,000 photos help to put everything together.
I try to change seats often in my classes (every three weeks or so). Sometimes I choose their seats for them, but most of the time it is random. I usually use a deck of cards (well, part thereof), kids pick a card when they walk in and all of the Aces, Twos, ...
super clarity that one curve above shows the x-position of the rotating point C over time. It's cyclical, with an internal sub-period of 2pi because the equation is x(t) = 3cos(-t) + t, but its midline is no longer horizontal but a diagonal line with a positive slope, because the x-value of the center of the circle is increasing over time, thereby bringing C along with it to generally increase in x-value.
"ragamuffin, barefoot irreverence"
My district, like many I imagine, is in the process of making the transition from our existing math curriculum to one aligned with the updated Colorado Math Standards (pdf), which in turn are aligned with the Common Core State Standards - Mathematics.
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About two months ago, I wrote a post explaining how second language teachers can use the Common Core Anchor Standards for Reading to give depth to their reading assessments and challenge students to think critically in the target language. Read it here. Understandably, some readers were left wondering what an assessment composed of CCSS Aligned questions...
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By now, apps have cemented their place as valuable resources for students, teachers, and administrators. But these apps go deeper, helping educators transform teaching and learning while promoting... A new Texas-based service called Learning List could help K-12 educators choose the best instructional materials for their schools....
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Here's the roundup of what's been popular on The Innovative Educator blog. Below you'll see the top posts along with the number of page views. I hope there's something that looks of interest to you. If it does, check it out.
