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Interesting perspective on grading | jessmkunz
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Interesting perspective on grading. February 26, 2015. I wanted to share this resource one of my professors passed on to me- a fellow blog, written by a physics teacher. This particular post is a description of her (pretty intriguing) grading system. If I had to sum it up in a few words, it would be…standards-based grading to demonstrate mastery through exams. Https:/ kellyoshea.wordpress.com/2011/08/02/conjunctive-standards-based-grading/. Thoughts on public blogging a happy story. Pi(e) survey →. In co...
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Video Instructions for Counting Craters on the Moon Using Google Earth | Kyle's 295Blog
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Video Instructions for Counting Craters on the Moon Using Google Earth. March 19, 2015. For our Camtasia and Google Earth lesson plan today, we created instructions for how to count craters on the moon using Google Earth. The lesson plan that we did not have time to develop in depth would have included a rationale for why one would want to count craters on the moon using Google Earth. Our Super Special Survey on Survey Questions. 9 truths that computer programmers know that most people don’t. You are com...
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Parents opting out of testing | jessmkunz
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Parents opting out of testing. April 17, 2015. April 17, 2015. Most of you have probably heard about the historic numbers of New York students who did not participate in the English Language Arts exam. Here is an article by Juan Gonzalez of Democracy Now! That summarizes the parents’ reasons for having their students opt out of the exams: http:/ www.nydailynews.com/new-york/education/fed-up-parents-revolt-state-standardized-tests-article-1.2185433. 4 thoughts on “ Parents opting out of testing. If I was ...
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The roles of a science teacher | chillasacucumber
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The roles of a science teacher. February 13, 2015. February 13, 2015. Is the pursuit of truth, and the truth has many forms. There are forms of the truth that society at large does not formally recognize as aspects of science (yet), including: art, literature, poetry, music, sculpture etc. These may be forms of truth that we are not ready to accept as aspects of science. We don’t. 2 thoughts on “ The roles of a science teacher. February 19, 2015 at 9:50 pm. Liked by 1 person. March 21, 2015 at 6:21 am.
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Mathematical Ceilings? | Teaching Math
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April 16, 2015. I found this really interesting article about people’s thoughts on the existence of mathematical ceilings (a level past which people will never be able to advance mathematically). Check it out here: http:/ mathwithbaddrawings.com/2015/04/08/the-math-ceiling-wheres-your-cognitive-breaking-point/. Common Core, Pearson, and Online Privacy. Creativity in the Classroom with Technology →. 2 thoughts on “ Mathematical Ceilings? April 19, 2015 at 8:21 pm. April 20, 2015 at 11:26 pm. If we could s...
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The real reason why the US is falling behind in math | Julia's bloggy Blog Blog
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Julia's bloggy Blog Blog. The real reason why the US is falling behind in math. February 19, 2015. February 19, 2015. Here is an interesting piece. From a mathematician that seems give good reason to push for growth mindsets and the common core style problem solving thinking. Check it out! 5 thoughts on “ The real reason why the US is falling behind in math. February 22, 2015 at 12:11 am. Ooo I like the logic board game suggestions. February 24, 2015 at 9:26 pm. March 1, 2015 at 2:11 am. Mathematicians a...
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Hour of Code | mrtommyng
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March 8, 2015. This is yet another source from my placement last semester at Willard MS. The Hour of Code is an hour of introduction to computer science to show students that anybody can learn coding. I really enjoyed this because the idea of “logic” can be explored when students learn to code. Below are six websites provided by my CT. The * denotes websites I have some familiarity and used:. Http:/ www.playcodemonkey.com/. Http:/ scratch.mit.edu/. Http:/ www.codecademy.com/. March 12, 2015 at 3:02 am.
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Our Super Special Survey on Survey Questions | Techno Express
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Expressions about education and technology, and how about some electronic music? Our Super Special Survey on Survey Questions. March 12, 2015. March 12, 2015. Our survey surveyed people’s opinions on different types of questions. In particular, we addressed multiple choice, free response, Likert, and ranking questions. As you can see in the above graph, most people did not find multiple choice questions effective at assessing student knowledge. March 12, 2015 at 9:26 pm. Reblogged this on Teaching Machine.
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9 truths that computer programmers know that most people don’t | Kyle's 295Blog
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9 truths that computer programmers know that most people don’t. April 2, 2015. I came across this blog from a computer programmer recently and it seemed very relevant to some of the topics that I’ve been thinking about for this class:. There’s obvious connections to Ben’s previous presentations and lessons. It would be great to hear Ben’s opinion about these “truths”. 8221; moment, then immediately jump on the computer start coding. Video Instructions for Counting Craters on the Moon Using Google Earth.
