PS. Taken from the RIF site: Reading Is Fundamental!
Showing posts with label learning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning. Show all posts
10/27/2014
Is Technology Making a Difference?
Posted by Unknown on 10/27/2014
Posted in Authentic learning, Blabberize, chart, creativity, Glogster, Google Map, growth, learning, presentation
8/29/2014
Marzano's 9 Instructional Strategies
Posted by Unknown on 8/29/2014
Hope everyone is having a great start to the new school year. What a wonderful resource here that you can download. Marzano's 9 instructional strategies!

Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics
Find more education infographics on e-Learning Infographics
Posted in back to school, instructional, learning, marzano, strategies, teaching
3/18/2014
Saturday PD on March 29th
Posted by Unknown on 3/18/2014
Region V is hosting an EDCAMP at Warren ISD on March 29th. You can follow them on Twitter here:
@EdCampESC5
When: March 29,
2014—8:30 AM—4:00 PM
Where: Warren High
School, Warren ISD, Warren, Texas
Address: 405 FM 3290 South, Warren, Texas 77664
According to Region 5, the teacher-led professional development is for anyone who wants to improve their craft. It allows choice and voice at the edcamp. The great thing about an edcamp is that it is FREE! No fees, but you need to register here, just in case the attendance gets above capacity. It will be help at Warren's high school. Join us for the first EdCamp ESC5! You will have a fun-filled day of learning, networking, collaborations, or just lurk around and see the excitement.
Now for those of you who do not wish to wonder out to Warren, but prefer staying home on Saturday. There is another opportunity for a free online event held by Simplek12.com. (Thanks, Woody Cox) They are offering free webinars all day long. You can register for the topic that interests you the most. Below is their schedule:
Now for those of you who do not wish to wonder out to Warren, but prefer staying home on Saturday. There is another opportunity for a free online event held by Simplek12.com. (Thanks, Woody Cox) They are offering free webinars all day long. You can register for the topic that interests you the most. Below is their schedule:
• Digital Differentiation: Tools to Support Flexible Learning Paths for Personalized Learning
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• Transforming Education with Personalized Learning and Differentiated Instruction
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• Differentiate Instruction and Energize Lessons with QR Codes
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• Techniques to Help Reach All Learning Styles: Enhancing the Way You Use LiveBinders
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• Lessons That Talk: Create Differentiated and Online Lessons with Screencasts and Audio
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• Differentiating Lessons to Meet the Common Core
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• How To Get The Most From the Teacher Learning Community
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Posted in edcamp, ESC5, free, learning, online, PD, professional development, Simplek12, warren isd
12/27/2013
My Favorite No (Formative Assessment Idea)
Posted by Unknown on 12/27/2013
I just love, love this idea shared here from an 8th grade Math teacher. However, any teacher can take this and use it to gain feedback on how students are understanding content. This teacher admitted that she uses this instead of the expensive student response clickers that her school could not afford. I found this on Teaching Channel which is free to join. They have great information for teaching and learning. It would be worth your time to visit.
Posted in feedback, formative assessment, learning, math, mistake, success, teaching, Teaching Channel, warm up
11/05/2013
Interactive Bloom's Taxonomy
Posted by Unknown on 11/05/2013
Check out this interactive model on Bloom's Taxonomy on Learning Objectives. Posted on the Iowa State University website where they give ideas under each category. It is a different view that you may find useful.
Posted in Blooms, interactive, learning, objectives, taxonomy
10/01/2013
Top 100 Tools of 2013
Posted by Unknown on 10/01/2013
I love looking at the results of the top tools for learning. I just located Jane Hart's report on the top 100 Tools for Learning 2013 on her website C4LPT (Center for Learning & Performance Technologies. She released the report yesterday and it was compiled from votes of over 500 professionals in both education and the workplace. What's amazing is that she had votes from 48 different countries! You can view her website to get more detailed information. Below is the slides of the Top 100 Tools. She also has a list for those who would like to have it all at once without clicking through slides.
Posted in business, C4LPT, education, Jane Hart, learning, top tools
7/08/2013
The What and Why of a Professional Learning Network
Posted by Unknown on 7/08/2013
ASCD Express 8.09 - The What and Why of a Professional Learning Network
Well written article by +Tom Whitby of the Educator's PLN. He stresses how educators need to lead their own education reform and now is the time.
Visit The Educator's PLN
Well written article by +Tom Whitby of the Educator's PLN. He stresses how educators need to lead their own education reform and now is the time.
Visit The Educator's PLN
Posted in educator, future, learning, pln, PLNs, reform, tom whitby
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