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ESL-SD38 - Q. Resources

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Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. B Language skills development guidelines. C Reception, ESL Database, and Spring Census. D Assessment and Reporting. E Complying With Ministry's 1701 Requirements. F Best Practices for ESL Instruction. G Planning Your Year Month By Month. H Strategies and Themes. I Supporting the Struggling Learner. J Support Delivery Models. L Welcoming New ESL Students.

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Maremel Musings: November 2009

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Exploring how technological change is meshing with media, education, social trends, cultural norms, collaboration, and organization practices. Monday, November 30, 2009. What's up with the Second Screen (computer video) and what is the 3rd screen now? I'm speaking at a panel this Wednesday at the Third Screen Film Festival. I shot some random thoughts on both the "second" and "third" screen out to my fellow panelists yesterday and thought I might share some of them here. One of the questions for this eve...

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Ripples in a Pond: A Meeting 12 Years in the Making | Dr. Gigi Johnson

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Gigi’s Book Club. Ripples in a Pond: A Meeting 12 Years in the Making. Posted on Jun 16, 2014 by Gigi Johnson. Source: flickrr/quapan cc 2.0. Some meetings are years in the making. Just had a lunch meeting about a new potential project that started from preambles 12 or more years ago. Echoes amplified in 2004 with How2Kids. Cable/web educational show) and 2008 with the start of my education doctorate, leading to a meeting on building a new community-driven tech learning program today.

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Digital Parent: April 2008

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Wednesday, April 2, 2008. A Different Digital Divide. I have been spending quite a bit of time looking at what tweens and teens are doing with their families in digital media that I haven't been looking the other way - older. So I walked right into the fan blade of family yesterday. The fascinating fact is that this divide had existed for years! I smile at myself with all of this. Should I have been on the laptop, doing work to avoid the friction (and the games)? Are families actively discussing it?

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Digital Parent: Modern...mail?

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Friday, March 13, 2009. My oldest is 15 and took the PSAT for the second year - her school urges them to start taking it in the 9th grade for practice. What is impressing her? All the lovely and expensive mailers from colleges she has never heard of. In a year when units of mail are down dramatically, my lovely teenager is impressed by old fashioned mailed brochures. I view it that mail isn't otherwise part of my children's overdeluged lives of digital images. It now has become "special.".

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Digital Parent: January 2009

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Wednesday, January 7, 2009. What is a newspaper for? So what is a newspaper for? Son, 13: "Funnies.". Daughter, 11: "Funnies.". Daughter, 15: "Communicate things." But why do you read it? I don't know.". This was after our usual fight for the funnies in the morning.). Links to this post. Tuesday, January 6, 2009. Dallas Article on Teacher Tube, Army of 1. Good article in the Dallas Morning News on TeacherTube. So how can this asset thrive and survive? Links to this post. Labels: Dallas Morning News.

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Digital Parent: October 2008

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Wednesday, October 15, 2008. Connected Tools - Inside and Outside the Classroom. Spent much of this week at the Innovative Learning Conference in San Jose, CA. I'll be adding content here over the next couple of days with all sorts of interesting tools that kids can be using that some classes are using. But it has been quite an interesting set of discussions. How do you add technology to learning while integrating it into classroom planning? Find more videos like this on. Links to this post. Connected Le...

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Digital Parent: Kids Brains? Good, Bad, & Grey

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Friday, May 1, 2009. Good, Bad, and Grey. I sat through a great presentation yesterday by Dr. Aimee Drolet of UCLA Anderson School. About how older consumers react to emotional messages and how their worldviews on the time they have left impacts the responses to messages. Hmm I wonder if that is the same with our younger children and how that impacts their decision-making? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Edutopia.org - interesting POV.