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8 Essential Books Every Tech-Minded Teacher Should Read

Ask a Tech Teacher

Who Owns the Learning?: Preparing Students for Success in the Digital Age. The author of this book discusses his own Digital Learning Farm model, which effectively enables students to change the way they learn, by creating new learning tools and finding meaningfulness in their work. by Alan November.

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1st Grade digital PBL: Does it work?

Neo LMS

Today I will share with you a more specific example of how an elementary school in California, Woodcrest Elementary School, of the Fullerton School District, has created wonderful digital learning environments for its K1 learners, specifically in the area of literacy.

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The FREE Lesson Plans and Resources You Aren’t Using! (but should be) – SULS0148

Shake Up Learning

In this episode, Kasey chats with Rich Dixon, Senior Director of Innovative Learning at H?para. Rich shares the power of Open Educational Resources (OER)–what they are, where to find them, and how to get started. Learn more about H?para. Here’s a great article on how to get started with OER in the classroom.

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How to Use Edtech to Get Your Learners Active and Moving

Edsurge

When young learners have the post-lunch slump or deserve a reward for nailing that tough Common Core math activity, a song and dance–mixed with a little dose of empowerment–is just what they need. Do not let winter’s cold temperatures and wet storms keep your students from learning with activity and movement.

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Games and Apps for Supporting Young Students with Mathematics Difficulties

edWeb.net

With the new Common Core State Standards, many educators have questions about how to provide math activities for students who are performing below grade level while simultaneously addressing the Common Core State Standards.

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The right stuff: Teaching kids about copyright

eSchool News

Because the Common Core calls for us to teach students how to “use technology, including the internet, to produce and publish writing,” educators can teach kids about copyright as they teach the Common Core writing standards.

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Top 100 Sites/Apps of 2014

Technology Tidbits

. * Stick Around - A great iPad app that can be used for Project Based Learning or Flipping a Lesson by creating puzzles/diagrams and having students label them. Rosetta Stone for Kids - A wonderful free iPad app for kids ages 3-7 learning how to read. Also, a nice place to find Common Core aligned lesson plans.