Monthly Archives: December 2011

Via Scoop.it – Handy Online Tools for SchoolsEducation in the Cloud with Web 2.0 tools: Create Concept Maps with online software. Click here to read more.Via educationwebcloud.blogspot.com

Via Scoop.it – Handy Online Tools for SchoolsRT @tomwhitby: Another useful list for Educators “Education in the Cloud with Web 2.0 tools” http://t.co/mRsFz4uQ #Edchat…Via educationwebcloud.blogspot.com

Via Scoop.it – Links for Units of Inquiry in PYPAt the end of the unit of inquiry into Force and Motion, the Middle Primary Class at ISOCS decided to present a Force-O-Rama (based loosely on their visit to Technorama Science … Continue reading →

Via Scoop.it – Handy Online Tools for SchoolsThis is a free tool for taking notes either online or using a mobile app. There is a free and premium version, but you have to register through facebook.Via http://www.myschoolnotebook.com

Via Scoop.it – Handy Online Tools for SchoolsLearn 100 words from any language using this free website and app. A little like a phrasebook with audio and translationVia lingibli.com

Via Scoop.it – Storytelling in the 21st CenturyPick a few squares that look interesting or familiar. Search for them here: [link] Warning: you will probably not emerge for several days. This was my f…Via computersherpa.deviantart.com

Via Scoop.it – Storytelling in the 21st Century Gazillions of free writing exercises using Story Spinner, a writer’s wheel of ideas created by Bonnie Neubauer.Via bonnieneubauer.com

Via Scoop.it – Collaboration in teaching and learning I learned all about read-alouds and Daily 5 and printables and clip art…but where, oh where, were middle and high school teachers? I searched diligently for weeks to find bloggers who shared … Continue reading →

Via Scoop.it – Collaboration in teaching and learning Sure, there are times for buckling down and working alone, but in most cases, the collaborative process boosts everyone’s game. In progressives schools across the country, students and teachers are learning …Via … Continue reading →

Via Scoop.it – Collaboration in teaching and learning “I think this is a great point about cooperative and collaborative. Both can create great outcomes, that is sure. In this case, you’re not teaching collaborative skills, so cooperative or collaborative would … Continue reading →