A Podcast for teachers by teachers
The student portfolios created by Aamber Hickman’s students are standards aligned, provide meaningful evidence of learning, allow for timely, specific feedback, and reduce student anxiety. What more could you want?
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Naomi Harm is the creator of the Her-Story Global Collaboration Project, which allows students to learn more about women leaders in their local communities and around the world. It’s ISTE and CS Standards-aligned and it’s going on right now!
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If you haven’t checked out Flipgrid lately (or ever), you are missing out! Ann Kozma shares so many ideas and ways to use this extremely versatile tool, you won’t believe it! Oh, and it’s free!
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Tom Covington uses audio for assessment – and a whole lot more. And it’s easy to do!
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Blogging with students is about so much more than writing. It empowers students of all ages. Linda Yollis explains why, shares resources so you can get started, and invites you to join the Student Blogging Challenge, which starts this week.
Twitter: @lindayollis
Linda’s class blog: http://yollisclassblog.blogspot.com/
Linda’s photo blog: http://yollis365project.blogspot.com/
NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is an empowering approach to creative writing and its benefits are enormous for all students, from those who are just beginning to write in kindergarten to high school seniors. Laura Bradley tells all.
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