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Friday, May 8, 2015
The Best of What Tim Found (PM) #edtech 05/08/2015
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Are they learning or just parroting? [SLIDE] | Dangerously Irrelevant
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The difference between good and great is a dedication to ongoing learning
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Google Sheets: Give Each Student Their Own Tab | Teacher Tech
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Professional Learning Community: It’s Logistics
"What will we collaborate about,” is so vital that it cannot be left to the discretion of each team’”
- ‘What will we collaborate about,” is so vital that it cannot be left to the discretion of each team’”
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Free Technology for Teachers: Making Observations With "Photo a Day" Projects
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Free Technology for Teachers: 12 Good Tools for Creating End-of-Year Review Activities
The Best of What Tim Found (AM) #edtech #edchat 05/08/2015
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The difference between good and great is a dedication to ongoing learning
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Google Sheets: Give Each Student Their Own Tab | Teacher Tech
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Professional Learning Community: It’s Logistics
"What will we collaborate about,” is so vital that it cannot be left to the discretion of each team’”
- ‘What will we collaborate about,” is so vital that it cannot be left to the discretion of each team’”
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Free Technology for Teachers: Making Observations With "Photo a Day" Projects
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Free Technology for Teachers: 12 Good Tools for Creating End-of-Year Review Activities
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A New Definition of Rigor | Edutopia
"Rigor is the result of work that challenges students' thinking in new and interesting ways. It occurs when they are encouraged toward a sophisticated understanding of fundamental ideas and are driven by curiosity to discover what they don't know."
- Rigor is the result of work that challenges students' thinking in new and interesting ways. It occurs when they are encouraged toward a sophisticated understanding of fundamental ideas and are driven by curiosity to discover what they don't know.
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What Does a 21st Century Classroom Look Like: Creativity | Edutopia
Thursday, May 7, 2015
The Best of What Tim Found (PM) #edtech 05/07/2015
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A New Definition of Rigor | Edutopia
"Rigor is the result of work that challenges students' thinking in new and interesting ways. It occurs when they are encouraged toward a sophisticated understanding of fundamental ideas and are driven by curiosity to discover what they don't know."
- Rigor is the result of work that challenges students' thinking in new and interesting ways. It occurs when they are encouraged toward a sophisticated understanding of fundamental ideas and are driven by curiosity to discover what they don't know.
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What Does a 21st Century Classroom Look Like: Creativity | Edutopia
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Skills of the future: Pushing the conversation forward | Ditch That Textbook
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