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RT @Becky_Ellis_: @Dontworryteach Here are 10 free tools to make infographics http://links.visibli.com/links/c93dd7 #sschat
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@padgets @thereadingzone @hale27storm For older students in high school don't overlook the power of #zotero or #mendely. #engchat
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@Tweet4LangArts Even if your school doesn't adopt it you can still use it. Make docs public to editing with anyone w/ link #engchat
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Lets not even mention looking at formulate academic arguments on discussion board. Just including a DB would go long way 4 CT #sschat
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4 dissertation I gave students four inquiry ?'s about revolution. They can locate, but not good at inegrating or evaluating sources #sschat
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We also have to remember that sometimes some tech assignments can eat up alot of instructional time w/o tchr involvment. #sschat #engchat
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@Tweet4LangArts gApps for educators offers a world of collaborsation beyond sky drive. which is just store your crap here. #engchat
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I also think we are goign to see the big publishers start pushing their social networks with the products they sell #engchat
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I think know that gDocs added the built in discussion support It has become one of the most powerful tools at any age level #engchat
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@ShawnMcCusker I like comparative, do expansionism, genocide, leadership, etc. Easier to concentrate on big ideas rather than facts #sschat
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@thereadingzone In #titletalk we discussed using a google voice or call in podcasts for summer reading in low access schools #engchat
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@gregkulowiec I would say there is a definite place to comparative history. Of course I feen the content debate remerging with that #sschat
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@MsBuell @MrDs_Nabe @rpondisc Give stdts multiple primary sources and try to understand how POV shaped the texts and history itself #sschat
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I also like tching mythology with tech. Had stdts create entire fictional culture, creation myth, and hero myth to go with it. #engchat
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@ShawnMcCusker @gregkulowiec #sschat My favorite thing to do with primary sources is have students journal as character who interacts
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There are many tech uses. I think it depends on your overall pedagogical goal #engchat My favorite though is to teach poetry w/ #engchat
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How does critical thinking defer from regualr thinking? Do we just mean harder more open ended questions? #sschat
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RT @gailandjoan: Comprehension is not about the act of giving the answer to someone else's questions - Lester Laminack. #IRAorlando
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@cristama You seem to be the only non vendor regularly tweeting. Was hoping for a more active stream.
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RT @sljournal: Webcast: "Transforming Your Library with a Personalized Literacy Environment" w/ Capstone Digital Wed., May 18 – 3:00 PM ET
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