Digital Learning • Learning Support
A combination of technology, digital content, and instruction.
Apr 15, 2016
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Blend Videos into the Curriculum
MindShift’s Teacher’s Guide to Using Videos presents an abundance of valuable resources, including links to videos in a range of subject areas: history, mathematics, science, language arts, and more.
Apr 15, 2016
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Engage in Visual Communication
From language arts to science to social studies, creating storyboards is a way to get students to express what they know in a format that is motivating and engaging.
Apr 15, 2016
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Use the Web As a Tool for Learning
The Mozilla Foundation recently released an interactive framework for teaching web literacy and the 21st-century skills of problem solving, communication, collaboration, and creativity. Mozilla’s interactive web literacy map has three main components: Read, Write, and Participate. Each of these components is linked to competencies, such as Navigate, Contribute, Design, Compose, Synthesize, Evaluate.
Apr 15, 2016
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Celebrate Poetry in Its Different Forms
Merriam-Webster Dictionary invites teachers and students to celebrate National Poetry Month with an online guide to some of the most famous poetic forms.
Apr 15, 2016
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Settle the Conflicts Between Hamilton and Jefferson
In the formative years of the United States, two key figures helped shape a new government: Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson. However, their vision of what that government should be and do often conflicted. In this interactive from PBS LearningMedia’s A Biography of America, students read statements by Jefferson and Hamilton on the role of government, the virtue of people, the institution of slavery, and the role of cities. Then they decide who, in their opinion, had the more enduring vision for America.
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