100 High School Teacher Blogs To Start Reading
No matter what grade you teach, high school teacher blogs are some of the most important resources for teachers and school administrators. They feature insight, in-depth discussion, and usually quite a few bits of humor and personal experiences. What could be better? The following list courtesy of Online Degrees should get you more than started on finding some fascinating new educators to add to your RSS reader! Confessions from the Couch - This history teacher and cheerleading coach uses her blog to discuss her thoughts and opinions on the state of education in America’s urban schools. Recommended posts: “Problems of Urban Education ” and “ Bellwork Success .”
47 Alternatives to Using YouTube in the Classroom
. However, many teachers cannot access YouTube in their classrooms. That is why I originally wrote what became one of the most popular posts to ever appear on .
HTML5 Video Lecture, Harvard
Course Description : Today's applications are increasingly mobile. Computers are no longer confined to desks and laps but instead live in our pockets and hands.
EPIC 2020
Link to the Udacity web site Latest article about Udacity. Udacity is the result of an experimental Stanford Engineering online class that was conducted at the end of 2011 by Sabastian Thrun (Research Professor of Computer Science at Stanford) and Peter Norvig (Director of Research at Google). The Stanford Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Course (a 200 level course) was offered for free online with no prerequisites. Students could either audit the course of have their homework and exams graded to receive a class ranking. No credits were offered to the online group.
The Top 5 Mistakes of Unsuccessful Leaders
Mistakes that don’t hurt don’t matter. The worst mistakes are the ones that hurt others. The trouble with leadership is your mistakes always hurt others. The top 5 mistakes of unsuccessful leaders: Not being open to criticism.Trying to hide mistakes.Not making decisions.Failing to explain objectives.Telling people how to do things rather than telling them what needs to be done and letting them figure out how to do it. Read more from Facebook contributors.
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Developing Mobile Apps with Web Technologies Course, Stanford Computer Science Video Tutorials, Ben Galbraith
SEE: Guide to Download Stanford Video Lecture Lecture Details : (April 1, 2010) Connie Chan provides an introduction to the course. Ben Galbraith then gives an overview of web application development. Palm executives including VP, Directors, and Senior Product Managers lead a course on mobile application development on the WebOS. Students have the unique opportunity to attain the technical knowledge needed to create their own apps, get insider information about the application submission process at companies like Apple and Palm, and network with various members of Palm's executive team.
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12 Tips to Manage Time and Increase Efficiency in the Classroom!
12 Tips to Manage Time and Increase Efficiency in the Classroom! By Susan Fitzell closeAuthor: Susan Fitzell Name: Susan FitzellSite: About: Susan Fitzell is a nationally recognized speaker and author of several educational resource books. She has over two decades of experience with differentiated instruction, teaching youth with special needs, students with behavioral and anger management issues, and students who experience bullying. Susan’s company, AIMHI Educational Programs, focuses on building caring school communities. Authors Posts (45)
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Imagine No College Debt (It Isn't Hard to Do) - Sophie Quinton
Traditional universities could soon be forced to accept credits from online courses. Associated Press/Jessica Hill Making it in America used to mean earning enough to send your kids to college.
