Arts On The Move - Drama Games
Drama games play an important role in creating a sense of teamwork, building confidence, learning about appropriate responses and self-control, developing creativity and having fun. They should never take over the drama lesson and, where possible, should be a precursor to your main activity but drama students of all ages will always enjoy playing them! This page contains a few of the great drama games that are out there. For more drama games try Games For Groups which contains 50 great drama games, from physical to verbal, plus loads of great follow-on ideas. Key:
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About This Course You can now register for the current offering of this course. If you are interested in Jo Boaler's "How to Learn Math: For Students" course, the course is available here: How to Learn Math: For Students This course offers important new research ideas on learning, the brain, and math that can transform students’ experiences with math. The course is primarily for teachers and parents and others who may help students with math.
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A List of The Best Free Digital Storytelling Tools for Teachers
1- ZimmerTwins It is all about creative storytelling. ZimmerTwins is a web2.0 tool that allows students to give vent to their imaginative powers and exercise their storytelling skills from early stages to advances ones. 2- Digital Story Telling in The Classroom This section provides resources and materials for teachers to use with their students in storytelling. It helps students personalize their learning and perform better. Students can use these materials to create a movie or interactive slideshow to tell their stories.
Who Took The Cookie? Song and Game - Super Simple Learning
Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up-to-date with our latest videos! Language Focus Other songs about: food, games, intonation/rhythm, animals Question and answer intonation. "Who me?"
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Guided Visualization Exercises Guided imagery techniques
How to visualize.... free guided visualization exercises How to do a visualization exercise Some people are better than others at visualizing. Some people believe that they cannot visualize, but what they are actually experiencing is the inability to visualize on demand. Everyone has experience of dreaming, and dreams are just visualizations, so the ability is there. You just need to develop it.
QR Codes Can Do That?
There are tons of quick and easy ways to integrate technology into your instruction -- with powerful results. I've been a fan of Quick Response (QR) codes in education for years and even wrote a book all about how they can be used to promote deeper learning in your classroom. When speaking to teachers about these black-and-white squares, it's so much fun to see the "aha" moments as we explore different ways to use scannable technology in the classroom.
4 Awesome New Blooms Taxonomy Posters
I have been recently engaged in expanding Blooms Taxonomy section here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning to include new resources published for the first time. Blooms Taxonomy for The iPad and Blooms Taxonomy for The Web are the most recent additions in this regard. I am also working on Blooms Taxonomy for Android. Some of you send me emails asking why I don't cover Android in my posts as I do with iPad ( or iOS devices ).
very easy way for students to make collections of words related to a topic, they can work in pairs to brainstorm and revise words related to a topic. by rominapezzoni May 20
I loved this site because it is what we used in class to meet each other. The kids could use this to write the words they need to learn for vocabulary, They could use it to pick out the words the see that they do not know in a text, the most used would be the largest because they would write them the most times in this activity, based on the frequency in the text they are reading. This site could have many different uses and is great for every age. by jcampolo Jun 9