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Seize the time Official website rbrdf.com
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Seize the time Official website rbrdf.com
@kheim4th @CaradithC @DaphneBG @teach4and5 @edappadvice @sarahbertolucci @TeachFromHere @mimorr32 @SauerTammi @AnissaSmiles
Trying to work on a slide show for 5th grade but my cat has other thoughts. She just fell asleep on my hand.
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We have to be careful that our own opinions about how to move forward in this time of stress does not cause irreparable damage to our relationships. Take time to try to understand the opinions of others, even when you disagree.
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This is great. You can now add images to your answer options in @GetKahoot ! Just look for the image option to the left of the correct question circle. This is free for all users and a great way to provide image answers for young learners as well as images for math answers, etc.
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Public Statement of Library Copyright Specialists: Fair Use & Emergency Remote Teaching & Research tinyurl.com/tvnty3a
ARL signed on to this statement about how #copyright law applies to remote teaching & research in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.
#ARLCOVID19
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Teachers, librarians, & families- Many of you are tweeting at authors, asking permission to read our books aloud online now. But most authors – unless they’re self-published – cannot give you legal permission to do this on their own. Here’s what else you should know. (thread)
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Those with students/kids home from closed schools in the coming weeks: would there be interest in a (free) online Book Club, moderated by me, with questions & discussions, via Facebook Live, YouTube, Zoom, etc? Choose a book, kids everywhere read it, we “meet” in a couple weeks?
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eLearning Choice Boards: A step-by-step guide to creating resources you can use tomorrow
✅Example choice boards you can modify for your class
🗂A template for creating your own
🔗 Links to more #eLearning resources
karlymoura.blogspot.com/2020… #Ditchbook #tsgivets @TsGiveTs
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TEACHERS & LIBRARIANS - As promised, I will post some video content for your kids during the quarantine. ALL VIDEOS will post to THIS page on my website. lyndamullalyhunt.com/for-rea…
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Teachers, I am going to start reading my books and uploading them to my YouTube channel. Feel free to show these to your students if you are learning remotely! 📚
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YouTube Link: youtu.be/NbodYtWCcd8 – at Massachusetts, USA
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Another fresh batch of activities is up at my site:
jarrettlerner.com/activities…
These are "Finish the Comic!" Comics, in which kids are tasked with using inferencing skills and their imaginations to complete incomplete comics.
I plan to post more new activities every day or two.
I legitimately have allergies right now which is causing a cough (post nasal drip). People out in public look at me like I might infect them. I want to wear a t-shirt that says “It’s just allergies.” I’m literally holding my breath so I don’t cough in public.
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I used to talk SAMR all the time, but in the last 4 years I've quit using it because it seems subjective at times. I really love @ShakeUpLearning's Dynamic Learning - it's really accessible to me to use to talk through tech integegration #kylchat #kydlc shakeuplearning.com/blog/pus…
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Independent Reading is built into our RW curriculum. Are you making sure it happens? 📚📚📚#WeGrowReaders – at Houston, TX
While 91% of teachers say time should be set aside daily for independent reading in school, a significantly smaller amount—60%—are actually able to block off the time. #ILAWhatsHot
Download the full report now: literacyworldwide.org/get-re…
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When four people are talking, it is a conference.
When three people are talking, it is a discussion.
When two people are talking, it is a conversation.
When one person is talking, it is a monologue.
When one person is talking and no one is listening, it is an inservice.
