HAISLN_9th-10th_grade_2012_Final. HAISLN_7th-8th_2012_Final. The Research Process. Center for History and New Media - Scribe. About New! Scribe 3.5 is available: Download Scribe 3.5 New Features in Scribe 3.5 Improved export to Zotero - Read about Scribe to Zotero Transition Cleans up undefined empty cards on import from previous versions Scribe is a free cross-platform note-taking program designed especially with historians in mind. Main Features Support for the development of Scribe has come from the Center for History and New Media and George Mason University's Technology Across the Curriculum program. ©1999-2007 Elena Razlogova who is currently directing the Concordia Digital History Lab at Concordia University, Montreal.
Critical Thinking Model 1. To Analyze Thinking We Must Identify and Question its Elemental Structures Standard: Clarityunderstandable, the meaning can be grasped Could you elaborate further?
Could you give me an example? Could you illustrate what you mean? Standard: Accuracyfree from errors or distortions, true How could we check on that? Standard: Precisionexact to the necessary level of detail Could you be more specific? Standard: Relevancerelating to the matter at hand. Top 50 Mobile Learning Resources. 7 Apps That Will Help You Use Your iPad For Writing Projects. While each of us has our own particular needs, I’m sure one or more of these apps will serve your needs.
So get ready to set up a folder on your tablet and download a useful collection of resources. Evernote At the top of the list, the popular Evernote app (iTunes Store Link) and web syncing service is an essential tool for writing on the iPad. You can throw in all kinds of text based files, as well as photos and audio notes, into Evernote which will automatically sync all your notes to your iPad, as well as your Mac or PC. Evernote includes a basic text writing tool that of course also syncs back to your computer or other devices. Infinote Pinboard For brainstorming and clustering your ideas, download Infinote Pinboard (iTunes Store Link).
SimpleNote The best free option for a fully fledged writing application on your iPad is SimpleNote (iTunes Store Link), which I reviewed here. Private Journal. Top 100 Homeschool Blogs. While their motivations and methods may vary, those who travel parallel homeschool paths are united by a passion to be active participants in and witnesses to the education of their children.
The homeschool blog community plays a big part in making the journey a little less lonely as its members offer support along each step of the way. I Can Teach My Child 1st-grade teacher turned homeschooling mom Jenae shares tips as practical as stamping out stinky sippy cups and moments as memorable as a treasure hunt at grandpa’s house on “I Can Teach My Child”, a blog that honors the importance of being a child’s first teacher and offers original ideas along with wisdom culled from the community of homeschool bloggers. Home to 4 Kiddos The award-winning homeschool blog Home to 4 Kiddos provides an abundance of helpful tips and insights on educating multiple children at different ages. Teaching with TLC An active member of the blogging community, author and former elementary teacher Tamara L. Interactives. Homeschool Science Curriculum. Finally!
A homeschool science curriculum where you can combine a multitude of ages, use "living books" and do lots of hands on activities! Welcome to Otter's Homeschool Science! For the 2008-2009 school year we studied WinterPromise's Children Around the World program. I was trying to decide what to do for science and started thinking, hey, why not study people for science all year too!? I went online and started looking at science programs... Otter's Elementary Homeschool Science Curriculum This curriculum was created for Otter himself and is is designed for 2nd - 6th graders, although a student up to 8th grade would still be learning plenty of material (in my opinion), especially if you do all of the activities in the Blood and Guts book.
Three Golden Rules for book reviewing: What are they? - By Robert Pinsky. Possibly the most famous book review, ever, was written by the young Irish wit and polemicist John Wilson Croker. Croker is still remembered, though obscurely, as a founder of modern political conservatism. What's more, according to some sources, John Wilson Croker invented the very term "conservative.
" The opening passage of Croker's review, published in the September 1818 Quarterly Review, displays his formidable and venomous approach. What he writes is smart as well as odious. It is also quite wrong, in more than one sense of the word: Reviewers have been sometimes accused of not reading the works which they affected to criticise. 100 iPad Apps Perfect For Middle School. FullBooks.com - Thousands of Full-Text Free Books. AudioBooksForFree.com. Download e-books for free.