Friday, February 28, 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Daily bread 02/27/2014
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OpenBadges.me » Badge designer
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Top Kids’ Movies: An Essential Guide for Families | Common Sense Media
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Open Badges: Want to Make Your Own Badges by Hand? Here’s How. | Billy Meinke
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Using riddles to develop student's vocabulary skills — Edgalaxy: Cool Stuff for Nerdy teachers
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The Neuroscience Of Learning: 41 Terms Every Teacher Should Know
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Metacognition
Knowledge about one’s own information processing and strategies that influence one’s learning that can optimize future learning. After a lesson or assessment, when children are prompted to recognize the successful learning strategies they used, that reflection can reinforce the effective strategies.
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The Mobile Native: Recent Mobile Learning Findings
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tags: curriculum assessment
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Literary Reading Comprehension Passages | ReadWorks.org | The Solution to Reading Comprehension
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17 Questions to Ask Your Partner to Deepen Your Connection | World of Psychology
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Daily bread 02/26/2014
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Free Technology for Teachers: Free Webinar - Digital Storytelling With Comics
Free Webinar - Digital Storytelling With Comics http://t.co/5g2f9uyF80
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The “All-Time” Best Online Learning Games | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
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Hoy #4semanas de rehabilitación . deje las muletas y ahora aprendiendo a caminar de nuevo. http://t.co/6WY5RA0e9h
tags: 4semanas
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iTeach: We need to prepare students for their future, not ours
iTeach: We need to prepare students for their future, not ours http://t.co/RJtV2NAJ6r #EDmustread #cpchat
tags: EDmustread cpchat
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WhatsApp caído: la responsabilidad de ser un conector global: WhatsApp está caído por más de dos horas Telegra... http://t.co/jhrPoZzTWG
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Do We Have a Deal? Help Your ESL Students Negotiate in English
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How Do You Feel? Prepare Your ESL Students for the Worst with These Easy Activities
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News, Facts & Other Information You Love - UncoverDiscover.com
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Sitemap | News, Facts & Other Information You Love - UncoverDiscover.com
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"Hello…and goodbye." good read from
"Hello…and goodbye." good read from @blogush http://t.co/dSeusvmKoS
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Proud to announce our first of 2014, in based !
Proud to announce our first #investment of 2014, in #Medellin based @colombiareports ! @adriaanalsema @ConradEgusa http://t.co/jYE3uF3DqI
tags: investment Medellin
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6 Advanced Spreadsheet Tips with Formulas and Apps Script | Google Gooru
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Marqueed - Simple image collaboration and markup tool. Share, annotate and discuss images.
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RoomRecess | Educational Games for Kids & Elementary Students
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Dvolver Moviemaker. Make digital movies online. Formerly Dfilm
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Professional Posters in Seconds | promote your Business, Services or Yourself | All in one
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Daily bread 02/25/2014
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14 datos sobre el día de los enamorados o San Valentín http://t.co/tlZ6arydhu
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tags: engineering
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How to Build Your Vocabulary In 5 Easy Steps | The Art of Manliness
tags: how to build vocabulary
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Self-Study Homonym Quizzes (ESL, EFL)
tags: homonyms
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Homophones - Your Complete List of Homophones
tags: homophone
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tags: games
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Specialist Vocabulary Apps :: Cornelsen Mobile
tags: specialist vocabulary apps apple
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tags: calendar 2014 vocabulary
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English for Medical Specialists | EnglishClub
tags: medical specialists
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List of English Words of Foreign Origin
tags: origin english words vocabulary
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Buncee for Education | Buncee - Your Creation and Presentation tool Simplified
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J Campbell Social Marketing Can’t Keep Up? 6 Ways to Get More Out of Twitter In Less Time
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10 Surprisingly Simple Time Hacks For Reading More Every Day
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Vocabulary Quiz #3: Defining Words in Context - Practice in Using Context Clues
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6 Great Sources of Creative Commons Images With Attribution - New Literacies for a New World
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Just Google it! Education in 2014, Common Core | A Blog for Principals and Teachers - School Matters
Education's changing
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Learning Never Stops: 4 more (free) websites to create cool student projects online
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Know Thyself, and what it means to 'Know' a word. - All about English Vocabulary - Gibbon
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Monday, February 24, 2014
Daily bread 02/24/2014
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5 EdTech Podcasts That Will Keep You Ahead Of The Curve - Edudemic
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“Experimenting with English”: scaffolding autonomy | Reflections of an English Language Teacher
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Help Students Write Their Future With These Coding Tutorial Apps | MyClassTech
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Computer programming is no longer a hobbyist pursuit; it has become the backbone of the 21st century job infrastructure. The demand for careers in computer science is at the top of the career-growth list over the next decade, and unfortunately, schools are not adapting to meet the needs of the upcoming job market.
Exposure to programming at a young age is key, and schools need to provide every opportunity to integrate coding and tech-immersive lessons across the curriculum. While there are many apps and websites available for students to hone their skills, here are three mobile apps, that can be used for free, to get students excited about coding.
- This is the future...
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Sunday, February 23, 2014
Daily bread 02/23/2014
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Daily bread 02/22/2014
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Paul Nation - School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies - Victoria University of Wellington
tags: vocabulary nation
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Vocabulary diaries for language learners | efl-resource.com
tags: vocabulary diaries
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tags: vocabulary
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Vocabulary activities | TeachingEnglish | British Council | BBC
" practical activities to help students with vocabulary learning? There's something for all ages and levels."
tags: vocabulary
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Knoword - Expand your vocabulary
tags: vocabulary
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Addressing Our Needs: Maslow Comes to Life for Educators and Students | Edutopia
tags: maslow
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7 Habits Of Highly-Effective Teachers Who Effectively Use Technology
tags: technology
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Dan Adiletta - Google+ - Do educational apps and edtech replace the love of learning…
tags: technology
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tags: technology
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How To Use GLEEs For Teaching Plus My Duolingo Review
duolingo
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10 Unbelievable Facts You Didn't Know About Redheads | Emma Kelly
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Red hair and blue eyes is the rarest combination in the world
The majority of natural redheads have brown eyes, with others likely to have hazel or green shades.
But like red hair, blue eye colour is a recessive trait, meaning that both parents must carry the gene for a child to be blessed with it. This makes those with red hair and blue eyes the rarest minority in the world, with only 1% having both.
So, each one is about as rare as a four-leaf clover.
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Friday, February 21, 2014
Daily bread 02/21/2014
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A Comprehensive Guide to Teaching English in Costa Rica | TEFL Jobs World
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English Language FAQ: Why are there so many French words in English?
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Business English in London - Intensive English - Modern Language Courses
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Tell Me About It! 15+ Fun Apps and Tools to Get Children Speaking | Sprout English
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Google Apps For Education: Should Your School Go Google? - Global Education Database
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5 ways of using Edmodo with language learners (part 1) | Reflections of an English Language Teacher
tags: edmodo
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Teaching with Instagram: 20+ Ideas & Resources : Teacher Reboot Camp
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Bryant Austin Interview: Awe & Wonder, by Richard Whittaker, Anne Veh
- A five or six-week old humpback whale calf swam right up to
me on a collision course. And he veered away at the last minute probably five or six feet away from my camera. I was afraid his tail would touch my camera, so I lowered it and I remember just being taken aback by the sight of his belly button going by my face. You could see his skin and musculature moving and flexing over his frame as he is powered down his fluke one more time. I could see all of his true colors, all of these fine details, all of these elements that make him real. His tail went right by my mask, about a foot away. I just floated there for a moment processing that experience, trying to see if there was anything I could do with it before I decided to give it all up. And that’s when I felt a single tap on my left shoulder blade. It was too solid to be human. I felt dread, and I turned to look and found myself eye-to-eye with the mother. She had extended her 15-foot long, two-ton pectoral fin and touched my shoulder with the very tip of it. I was shaking because if she had touched me with the leading edge of her fin, even just the outermost tip of it, she could have broken my back. She was looking into my eyes with a very calm, mindful gaze. And that’s when I saw clearly what I could offer, what I could create. I knew…I went back to the boat to be alone. And I knew what I experienced was something that would make a difference. It was what I would want to do. But I also realized how imprisoned I was, and how we all are. I just sat quietly listening to my inner voice and it just kept telling me, “You have to leave all that is safe and familiar, if you want to do this.”
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Mark Twain's Top 9 Tips for Living A Good Life, by Henrik Edberg
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Daily bread 02/19/2014
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- great stories agree with our world view. The best stories don't teach people anything new. Instead, the best stories agree with what the audience already believes and makes the members of the audience feel smart and secure when reminded how right they were in the first place.
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Personajes importantes de la historia Colombiana | Violencia en Colombia
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Daily bread 02/18/2014
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UKEdMag: A Pedagogical Oath | UKEdChat.com - Supporting the #UKEdChat Education Community
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- I accept my responsibility in loco parentis and will always act in the ways of a good and thoughtful parent or guardian.
- My vision is for learners of all ages to reach their full potential and work interdependently for the common good of others.
- I will create the best learning experiences I am able to, believing education to be enjoyment in discovering the knowledge, understanding and skills we need to be confident citizens in the global community.
- I will uphold and disseminate the articles of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
- Whilst I may work with groups, I know learning takes place in the minds of individuals and so my care, best efforts and respect will be given equally and unconditionally to all within my charge.
- I recognise there is an art to working with learners and that warmth, sympathy and understanding must always balance the important pressures to impart information, deliver programmes, pursue academic excellence and expect high standards of behaviour.
- I will encourage learners to challenge injustice, reduce harm, protect the vulnerable and isolated, sustain and improve the natural world.
- I will respect the confidentiality of my students, within the limits of the law.
- I will draw from the wisdom of those in whose steps I walk and gladly share such learning as is mine with those who follow. I will not be ashamed to say “I don’t know”, or fail to call on colleagues when their help is needed.
- I will study the effect and impact of all I do in order to do it better next time.
The Pedagogical Oath
I promise to fulfil this professional oath to the best of my ability and preserve the finest traditions of my calling.
Sign here______________________________________________________
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Job Applications – Cover Letters ← The Business English Blog
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Mozilla Open Badges 101: Digging into Badges (a webinar) - YouTube
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Learning Never Stops: 8 (free) websites to create cool student projects online
Monday, February 17, 2014
Daily bread 02/17/2014
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Blogs and Labels are about Information Literacy | Langwitches Blog
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Emotions of Sound – Which emotions do you feel when you hear these sounds?
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Preparation- Poets.org - Poetry, Poems, Bios & More
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Preparation
by Effie Waller Smith "I have no time for those things now," we say; "But in the future just a little way, No longer by this ceaseless toil oppressed, I shall have leisure then for thought and rest. When I the debts upon my land have paid, Or on foundations firm my business laid, I shall take time for discourse long and sweet With those beloved who round my hearthstone meet; I shall take time on mornings still and cool To seek the freshness dim of wood and pool, Where, calmed and hallowed by great Nature's peace, My life from its hot cares shall find release; I shall take time to think on destiny, Of what I was and am and yet shall be, Till in the hush my soul may nearer prove To that great Soul in whom we live and move. All this I shall do sometime but not now -- The press of business cares will not allow." And thus our life glides on year after year; The promised leisure never comes more near. Perhaps the aim on which we placed our mind Is high, and its attainment slow to find; Or if we reach the mark that we have set, We still would seek another, farther yet. Thus all our youth, our strength, our time go past Till death upon the threshold stands at last, And back unto our Maker we must give The life we spent preparing well to live.
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Freeplay Music | Welcome | The best music library on the planet!
tags: freeplay
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Daily bread 02/16/2014
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Daily bread 02/15/2014
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TweenTribune | News for Kids | tweentribune.com | News for tweens, kids and students
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TweenTribune | News for Kids | teacher_landing | tweentribune.com
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New Zealand passports Uruwhenua Aotearoa - New Zealand Passports (passports.govt.nz)
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A scientific guide to writing great headlines on Twitter, Facebook and your Blog - The Buffer Blog
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Morguefile.com free stock photos
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The Leading Source Of Free Stock Photos - stock.xchng
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5 ways to use a dictionary for academic writing | Oxford University Press
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English Vocabulary Words - Love and Romance - Resources - TES
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Fotos: 14 datos sobre el día de los enamorados o San Valentín - Galería de Fotos - ELTIEMPO.COM
Friday, February 14, 2014
Daily bread 02/14/2014
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Best TOEFL Apps for Android | TOEFL Review Center and Practice
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5 Apps Every Teacher Should Have in 2014 | Oxford University Press
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44 Stock Photos That Hope To Change The Way We Look At Women
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The 30hands Community | 30hands - Collaborative, Social Learning
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The Teacher's Quintessential Guide to Surviving Valentine's Day
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How To Create Dynamic Learning Environments Using Gamification - Edudemic
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More Valentine’s Day Resources | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
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What’s My Subject? A Subject-Verb Agreement Minilesson - ReadWriteThink
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Exploring Plagiarism, Copyright, and Paraphrasing - ReadWriteThink
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Daily bread 02/12/2014
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WHAT IS A MOTHER? | The United Families International Blog
"the leadership of Moses, the courage of Daniel, and the patience of Job."
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Top 10 ways to use technology to promote reading - Home - Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk Blog
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Teaching the Essential Skills of the Mobile Classroom | Edutopia
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La del Pacífico es la alianza comercial más cotizada: Santos | El Heraldo
La del Pacífico es la alianza comercial más cotizada: Santos http://t.co/PuEbVRnSS9 http://t.co/WtVIYP7SzP
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Daily bread 02/11/2014
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Order to destroy Bin Laden body photos | Stuff.co.nz
- Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton said Monday that the email "is a smoking gun, revealing both contempt for the rule of law and the American people's right to know"
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Resources and Downloads for Differentiated Instruction | Edutopia
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The Continuous collaboration Collection by Trapper Hallam | edshelf
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Colombia News | Colombia Reports Observers warn of increased fraud risk in Colombia senate elections
Observers warn for sharply increased fraud risks in Colombia senate elections http://t.co/cZksJl4WqC #colombia
tags: colombia
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Teaching Empathy: Turning a Lesson Plan into a Life Skill | Edutopia
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Life of an Educator by Justin Tarte: 10 ways Twitter makes me a better educator
Monday, February 10, 2014
Daily bread 02/10/2014
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JOCE DANIELS.COM: FRANCISCO EL HOMBRE: UNA LEYENDA DE MAS DE DOS MIL AÑOS
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Colombian Culture, Colombia Adoption and Raising Colombian Kids: Colombian Culture
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Free Resources From All My Books | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
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The Jigsaw Classroom: A Cooperative Learning Technique
tags: CooperativeLearning Jigsaw learning
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Teaching Empathy: Turning a Lesson Plan into a Life Skill | Edutopia
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Learning How to Learn: What Business Leaders Need to Know | Experts' Corner | Big Think
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I like a six step process that I came across and the acronym M-A-S-T-E-R as a way to master any topic. In brief:
M. Motivating your Mind. You need to be motivated to learn. Frankly, if you don’t have the right attitude—if you don’t want to learn—you won’t be able to learn.
A. Acquiring the information. As discussed above, you need to acquire and absorb the information in the way that best fits your sensory learning preferences.
S. Searching out the meaning. All too often we memorize facts so they can be regurgitated to pass a test. You must make sure you truly understand the subject matter.
T. Triggering the memory. There are numerous memory strategies that can be applied (and numerous full-length books on the subject) to help you “lock it down.” Learning the meaning of the acronym MASTER is one of them!
E. Exhibiting what you know. Find a study buddy to whom you present the information. It’s a great way of testing yourself and proving to yourself that you have permanently acquired the knowledge.
R. Reflecting on how you’ve learned. Reflect on the learning experience. Not what you learned, but how you learned it. Then you’ll evolve an approach that’s perfect for you.
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Sunday, February 9, 2014
Saturday, February 8, 2014
Daily bread 02/08/2014
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VideoNot.es: The easiest way to take notes synchronized with videos!
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Family Relationships in English 57 Words and Phrases about Family
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Resources For Teaching About Drugs, Alcohol, and Addiction - Edudemic
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It’s Bob Marley’s Birthday Tod
It’s Bob Marley’s Birthday Today — Check Out A Ton Of Resources About Him http://t.co/Lgpm8qakoa
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Exams - Cambridge English & IELTS - Catalogue | Cambridge University Press | ELT
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What Kids Will Remember Forever from Watching the Olympics With You | Common Sense Media