dailydiigo 08/25/2011
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Laura Smith on 25-08-2011
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Clorox Power A Bright Future Program – How it Works
Nominate a program from your school to win $50,000 from Clorox!
Clorox Power A Bright Future Program – How it Works
Nominate a program from your school to win $50,000 from Clorox!
Discovery Education – Curiosity in the Classroom
Spark curiosity in the classroom.
Discovery Education and Intel have teamed up to create Curiosity in the Classroom, a website designed to bring teachers, students and families on a journey through life’s biggest questions.
Data Visualization: Journalism’s Voyage West | Rural West Initiative
This visualization plots over 140,000 newspapers published over three centuries in the United States. The data comes from the Library of Congress’ “Chronicling America” project, which maintains a regularly updated directory of newspapers.
daily writing prompts…
QR Code Treasure Hunt Generator from classtools.net
Create your own treasure hunt which incorporates QR codes! Cool!
a visual look at news stories- aggregated, sortable and searchable.
TED talks, organized and coupled with correlating documents and research for use in student lessons.
Julian Treasure: 5 ways to listen better | Video on TED.com
fascinating talk on how to improve your listening skills…and perhaps those of your students…?
My Next Tweet analyzes your twitter feed and tries to predict what you might say next! Hilarious results!
Ten Tips for Classroom Management | Edutopia
Learn how to improve student engagement and build a positive climate for learning and discipline for grades K-12.
PBS LearningMedia features help you teach outside the box. You’ll make cross-curricular connections every step of the way.
take or create a virtual field trip
A list of Virtual Field Trip ideas
Students today have instant access to information through technology and the web, manage their own acquisition of knowledge through informal learning, and have progressed beyond consumers of content to become producers and publishers. As a result, traditional teaching and learning methods are becoming less effective at engaging students and motivating them to achieve.
Current events, as seen through the prism of mathematics: This is what Math in the News brings every week. We look through stories that make today’s headlines and extract the mathematical story underlying it.