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@lookforsun For me the only way portfolios work either in paper or digital is if we look for growth in the process and not simply product
Greg McVerry
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@lookforsun This is great. I am involved in a project in Boston to utilize tools to teach writing. I will pass this along.
Greg McVerry
Notes August 25, 2011
RT @kdbrezac: hat tip @ncte inbox: build vocab early on-what they say comes straight out of your mouth: http://news.vanderbilt.edu/2011/08/preschool-language-literacy/ #AdolLit #ncte
Greg McVerry
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@lookforsun plenty of teachers using blogs as class websites. I support this, however, I would rather the genre of blogging not b diluted
Greg McVerry
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@lookforsun I think districts though, need to choose a common system. Not req. but makes expectations and PD more manageable
Greg McVerry
Notes August 25, 2011
Please don't be afraid to embrace pop culture with striving adolescent youth. Get them reading and writing #BlackEdu #AdolLit
Greg McVerry
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@lookforsun Agree. Busy teachers need to learn to appoint student "webmasters" for the week. Have them post the daily homework and notes.
Greg McVerry
Notes August 25, 2011
Instead of learning platform we giving Google+ a try for a hybrid class. Synchronous meetings using Hangout. Discussions using streams.
Greg McVerry
Notes August 25, 2011
Checking out the new google sites interface as this is the website platform I reccomend to most teachers.
Greg McVerry
Notes August 25, 2011
What a wonderful issue of RTE thanks to the editors and #ncte for the themed writing issue.
Greg McVerry
Notes August 25, 2011
RT @AdLit: Interventions for Struggling Adolescent Readers: http://ow.ly/6bSGg #AdolLit #literacy #reading #specialed #teaching #edchat
Greg McVerry