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http://www.historyteachersattic.com/2009/06/ted-talks-demystified-for-teachers/ The title of this post is not meant as an insult! It’s just that so many of us (educators) are clearly impressed with the brilliance exhibited in the TED Talks , but have trouble sorting through all of the material to discover something appropriate for our disciplines. So, in the interest of preparing for teaching a new course next year, and wanting to sort TED out a bit, I’ve created the following list based on disciplines (organizing knowledge or research by discipline is, it should be pointed out, in stark contrast to the real objective of TED Talks in general). I really like this TED fella, and I hope he doesn’t mind:) At any rate, PLEASE PREVIEW THESE before showing them to students. These clips are intended for adults.

TED Talks Demystified for Teachers | The History Teacher's Attic

digital mentor texts

TECHY TEACHER – WHAT THE TECH? » Book Trailers

What is it? Photo Story is a software for creating digital storytelling projects. You can add pictures, music, voice, transitions, and effects to make your stories come to life! Wrap-Up: For our next meeting time on Sept. 22, bring a current book (copyright last two years) appropriate for your grade assignment and inital ideas for a book trailer. http://schools.spsd.sk.ca/curriculum/techyteacher/category/book-trailers/
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Teacher Notes I used to enjoy taking my classes on Field Trips. Not only did I take them to historical sites and museums but to offices and other work sites. http://cybraryman.com/fieldtrips.html

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After reading my post " Music to Manage Your Classroom ," some of you wanted to know some good tunes to play in your classroom. Grab your iTunes gift card and get ready to download some of the songs I use regularly in my classroom. Enjoy! Morning Kickoff — These songs provide a short, interactive way to start the day as soon as that bell rings. In my class we accompany the songs with motions and peer interaction. Positive touch each day can really help to build relationships (see Dr.

Mr. Vasicek's Classroom Music Playlist | Scholastic.com

http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/classroom_solutions/2011/01/mr-vasiceks-classroom-music-playlist
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