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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: Why and Try - A Reflection

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Monday, June 23, 2014. Why and Try - A Reflection. Last week, I went to iPadpalooza in Austin, TX. While there, I learned some new things and participated in “The App-mazing Race” – a contest among participants where we had to complete various challenges and make a two-minute video. We didn’t win anything, but it was a lot of fun! Denise Coffin and I presented a session called “Why and Try”. Labels: 21st century teaching. December 12, 2014 at 6:55 AM. IPodsib...

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: December 2013

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Thursday, December 19, 2013. Baby Steps with Thinglink. Before I get started with my experience - I must give credit where it is due. Lisa Johnson, also known as TechChef. Was the presenter for Thinglink. She was VERY enthusiastic. I sat at the edge of my seat, trying to keep up with all the information she threw out to the audience. THANKFULLY she left us with her contact information and links to her presentation. Here is my process:. Step 1: Create an image.

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: Paradigm Shift

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Monday, November 18, 2013. We have become a globally accessible community, and mobile devices have provided this accessibility at our very fingertips. My students and I may never visit the first graders in a classroom in Peru, but we can read and write a book together using the apps Subtext. Labels: 21st century teaching. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Moms With Apps - collaborative group of app developers. IPads in Chicago Public Schools. How to turn yo...

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: June 2014

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Monday, June 23, 2014. Why and Try - A Reflection. Last week, I went to iPadpalooza in Austin, TX. While there, I learned some new things and participated in “The App-mazing Race” – a contest among participants where we had to complete various challenges and make a two-minute video. We didn’t win anything, but it was a lot of fun! Denise Coffin and I presented a session called “Why and Try”. Labels: 21st century teaching. Wednesday, June 18, 2014. Working wit...

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: November 2013

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Monday, November 18, 2013. We have become a globally accessible community, and mobile devices have provided this accessibility at our very fingertips. My students and I may never visit the first graders in a classroom in Peru, but we can read and write a book together using the apps Subtext. Labels: 21st century teaching. Monday, November 4, 2013. Sharing Personal Narratives with iMovie. I'm committed to trying to find new ways to use the iPads. My first ...

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: Baby Steps with Thinglink

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Thursday, December 19, 2013. Baby Steps with Thinglink. Before I get started with my experience - I must give credit where it is due. Lisa Johnson, also known as TechChef. Was the presenter for Thinglink. She was VERY enthusiastic. I sat at the edge of my seat, trying to keep up with all the information she threw out to the audience. THANKFULLY she left us with her contact information and links to her presentation. Here is my process:. Step 1: Create an image.

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: March 2014

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Saturday, March 1, 2014. Ansel Adams Through a PK Lens. Portfolios of Ansel Adams. We utilized the “see, think, wonder” teaching strategy to assist students in making their thinking visible. We showcased each photograph for 45 seconds (a long time for a prekindergartener) and encouraged them to look thoughtfully at the photograph before we posed the first question. What do you see? I see wood.". I see scratches in wood.". I see leaves.". What do you think?

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: November 2012

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Friday, November 30, 2012. For fifteen years, I was a fourth grade teacher. I came to understand the mind-set of nine and ten year olds and still appreciate their humor, sensitivity and intelligence. I appreciated that I could have a meaningful conversation with these children who were quickly becoming young adults. I enjoyed reading certain books with them and delighted in finding new titles as well. I could probably teach fourth grade math in my sleep.

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iPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School: February 2013

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IPad and Learning Adventures at Lower School. Wednesday, February 13, 2013. Assessing to Strengthen Learning and to Support Teaching. Can we scaffold this process to ensure the students can become even more facile in communicating their math thinking? What strategies are you going to try and why? What tools do you need? Could there be more than one solution? Could you solve this problem two different ways? Why is that true? Is that true for all cases? Could you prove it? Do you see a pattern? Let it remi...