The View From Here | How Education, Literacy, and Technology Fit Together in My World Welcome to the Learning Librarian blog! At the top of any list involving library centers, I have to put Cari Young’s Library Learners blog! No matter what combination of search terms I use when looking for center ideas, Google consistently returns this blog on the first page of results! I have been following Cari’s blog for awhile now, and it has been a real source of inspiration for me. Here are her tips for getting started, and information about her book The Centered School Library: Engaging Every Learner with Library Skills Centers Below you will find a categorized list of suggestions for library centers. If you would like your idea credited with a link to your blog or library website rather than (or in addition to) your Twitter profile, please let me know. Note: Take a few minutes to post the correlating AASL Standards and/or CCSS Standards at your learning centers. General Learning Center Advice From Mrs. From the Elementary Librarian blog: How I Use Library Stations (@Elem_Librarian)
Site officiel du musée du Louvre I’ve Got Research. Yes, I Do. I’ve Got Research. How About You? | Donalyn Miller In 1847, Hungarian doctor, Ignaz Semmelweis made a remarkable discovery. When doctors washed their hands in a solution of chlorine and water, childbirth fever rates at Vienna General Hospital dropped from 18% to near zero. Offended that Semmelweis implied doctors were killing their own patients, the medical community rejected hand washing as an infection prevention measure, and drove Semmelweis out of medicine and into an insane asylum. A few years later, Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister made scientific advances that reinforced Semmelwies’s claims about germ theory and infection. In spite of all scientific evidence, we still live in a world where hand washing isn’t universal practice. In 1977, the Journal of Reading (now The Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy) published Richard Allington’s landmark paper, “If They Don’t Read Much, How They Ever Gonna Get Good?” In 2000, the federally funded National Reading Panel concluded that, The Power of Reading by Stephen Krashen Like this:
The Museum of the World : un spectaculaire voyage interactif dans l'histoire de l'humanité - Transition numérique, transition bibliographique et métadonnées - La traduction automatique : partout et pour tous ! - Mooc d’entreprise : la formation continue à l’ère du digital - Visa pour un parapheur électronique DOSSIER Numérisation : le patrimoine au bout des doigts La numérisation du patrimoine et sa valorisation en ligne sont un bonheur pour l’internaute, quel qu’il soit. Et aussi : - Fusionner deux centres de doc - La clause attributive de compétence du contrat Facebook jugée abusive - Sandrine Heiser, combattante des archives - Gilles Babinet : "quand vous faites Sciences Po et l’Ena, vous êtes cramé pour comprendre le monde numérique contemporain !"
Facts about Children’s Literacy According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), a divison of the U.S. Department of Education1, children who are read to at home enjoy a substantial advantage over children who are not: Twenty-six percent of children who were read to three or four times in the last week by a family member recognized all letters of the alphabet. This is compared to 14 percent of children who were read to less frequently. Children who read frequently develop stronger reading skills. According to the National Education Association, having kids read a lot is one of the crucial components of becoming a good reader. Other facts The substantial relationship between parent involvement for the school and reading comprehension levels of fourth-grade classrooms is obvious, according to the U.S. 1 U.S. 2 U.S. 3 Educational Testing Service, 1999. 4Gutloff, Karen. 1999, January. 5U.S. 6Poll commissioned for the National Education Association by Peter D. 7U.S. 8U.S.
Ministère de la culture - Direction générale des patrimoines - Service des musées de France - Joconde, portail des collections des musées de France BOUDIN Eugène, Venise, La douane et Notre-Dame-de-la-Salute, huile sur bois, 1895, Reims, musée des beaux-arts © Christian Devleeschauwer1/28 Costume de China Poblana, Mexique, coton, laine, sequin, perle de verre, 4e quart 19e siècle, 1er quart 20e siècle, Barcelonnette, musée de la Vallée, © BERNARD Jean2/28 MAISON J ROTHSCHILD & Fils et RHEIMS & AUSCHER, Modèle de landau à huit ressorts, crayon graphite sur papier bristol, 4e quart 19e siècle - 20e siècle, Compiègne, musée national de la voiture et du tourisme © Arkhênum ; Compiègne, musée national de la voiture et du tourisme - utilisation soumise à autorisation3/28 Portrait de Tiberius Gemellus ? DE DIETRICH, Saint Georges terrassant le dragon, bas-relief, fonte moulée, entre 1950 et 1960, Reichshoffen, musée historique et industriel, musée du fer © Pommois Etienne28/28
Visions of the Future Imagination is our window into the future. At NASA/JPL we strive to be bold in advancing the edge of possibility so that someday, with the help of new generations of innovators and explorers, these visions of the future can become a reality. As you look through these images of imaginative travel destinations, remember that you can be an architect of the future. › Learn more about the posters Can I get copies of these posters from NASA or JPL? Museorama: tous les musées français et leurs expositions museorama.com Buy this domain The domain museorama.com may be for sale by its owner! Related Searches This webpage was generated by the domain owner using Sedo Domain Parking. Disclaimer: Sedo maintains no relationship with third party advertisers.
Knowledge Quest | AASL La Petite Galerie | Petite Galerie Un lieu inédit pour comprendre et s’émerveiller La Petite Galerie du Louvre propose désormais chaque année aux jeunes et à leur accompagnateurs (parents, enseignants, animateurs…) d’explorer un thème grâce à des oeuvres majeures de la préhistoire à la création contemporaine.En dédiant un espace spécifique à l’éducation artistique et culturelle au coeur du palais, le musée du Louvre souhaite rappeler des ses fondateurs, un musée ouvert à tous depuis 1793. Déployée également en ligne et hors les murs, la Petite Galerie donne aux visiteurs les clés d’observation et d’explication des oeuvres, pour faire de la visite au musée un moment de plaisir et de découverte. Au Louvre, dans l’aile Richelieu, le public peut découvrir tout au long de chaque année scolaire une exposition mêlant, selon le thème choisi, peintures, sculptures, arts graphiques, objets d’art et de design, musique, cinéma, théâtre et photographie, reflétant ainsi la diversité de la création artistique.
If It Were My Home Œuvres à la loupe Allez au contenu Allez au menu principal Allez à la recherche Change language Accessibilité Soutenez le Louvre Accueil>Arts & éducation>Oeuvres à la loupe Œuvres à la loupe Les Œuvres à la loupe sont conçues dans l'esprit de deux collections : Palettes, bien connue du grand public et l'Œuvre en scène, présentée à l'Auditorium du musée. Cette rubrique bénéficie du mécénat de l’entreprise eni. Oeuvres à la loupe Nb par page :5 -10 -15 Tri : Date - Titre Portrait de la marquise de Pompadour Nouveau ! Le dernier numéro de la série Focus est consacré au Portrait de la marquise de Pompadour par Maurice-Quentin de La Tour. Consultez le focus La Victoire de Samothrace Redécouvrez un chef-d’œuvre de l’époque hellénistique en compagnie de Marianne Hamiaux, ingénieur d'études, et Ludovic Laugier, conservateur du patrimoine au département des Antiquités grecques, étrusques et romaines. La Joconde Les Œuvres à la loupe font peau neuve. Le Code de Hammurabi Consultez l’œuvre à la loupe Le Scribe accroupi Newsletter
Water May Erase These Pacific Islands but Not the Culture Boys on a seawall on Tarawa atoll watch a squall approach. The warming atmosphere is predicted to bring heavier rainfall to Kiribati and other island nations in the central Pacific Ocean. By Kennedy Warne Photographs by Kadir Van Lohuizen Published October 15, 2015 It was the time called itingaaro, the dawn twilight, when the island was just waking up and the roosters were vying to out-crow each other and the angel terns were twittering their love talk in the breadfruit trees. The tide was full and taut like the skin of a pregnant woman. I-Kiribati now live with the reality of marawa rising. As Ice Retreats, Greenland Natives May Have to Redefine Traditions 5 Ways Climate Change Will Affect You How can they not feel afraid when the world keeps telling them that low-lying island countries like theirs will soon be underwater? But many I-Kiribati refuse to think of their homeland as a “disappearing island nation,” its fate already out of their hands. But it is surely suffering.
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