Jeff's Edublog Naked Eye Observation Telescopic Observation Spacecraft flyby mission Orbiter observations Planetary Lander Detailed view of landscape Finding Life continue reading This post contains information and resources presented by Jeff Stanger at the 15th Biennial Science Teachers Workshop, The University of Sydney, November 5th, 2012. Wikis, Google or Office Docs as collaborative workspaces A summary of my use of wikis or shared documents as collaborative workspaces is contained within this article A video illustrating the use [...] continue reading Two examples of pedagogies that can be used with Clickers in the high school classroom are summaries in this document www.jeffstanger.net/Science Teaching/Handout.pdf A pdf copy of the presentation from the CONASTA conference can be found at Teaching/Stanger SGGHS Clickers Case Study CONASTA 2012.pdf continue reading continue reading continue reading continue reading Click the image below to see a word cloud for my blog.
Lori's Crafty Spot Inter.Connect.Ed Little Hands, Big Work Kelli McGraw | sharing resources, inviting conversations childcareland blog It's Not All Flowers and Sausages TEACHING IN THE DIGITAL AGE - TECHIES AND DINOSAURS! By Brian Puerling Chapter Two “Using Photographs and Images to Inspire” Oh, my goodness! I haven’t written a book report since high school! First, I feel like a kid who just learned to ride her bicycle! Several years ago I purchased a Kitchen Aide stainless steel mixer with all the bells and whistles. When I saw the chapter “Using Photographs and Images to Inspire” I thought it would be about using children’s photographs to make books, name cards- etc. My favorite vignette from the book was a video with four-year-old Eddie. Now, here’s the grandmother teacher in me coming out. And, here are a few hands on activities that popped in my head as I read the chapter! Swiper Have children hold up their index finger. Where is Swiper? Where is Swiper? Here I am. Here I am. Ready to swipe. Ready to swipe. Yes, I can! Yes, I can! SWOOOSH! *Let children draw a face on a dot sticker and attach it to their fingernail. iPads for All Each child in your classroom can have her own iPad with this project. But Dr.