First Five Days
How you treat students the first five days of school sets the tone for the year. What will you and your students do those first five days?
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Joy Kirr (@JoyKirr)Education
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#notatiste17
Well over 500 resources from #NOTATISTE17 and #ISTE2017 hashtags. Please tweet @pgeorge or @livebinders if you see anything that we missed! Enjoy!
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@pgeorge and @livebindersEducation
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Leveraging Social Media for Schools
Take a look at the hottest social media apps and how we might leverage these tools for learning, not only with our students, but also for free 24/7 professional learning for teachers.
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Ginger LewmanEducation
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Orange Park Junior High Summer Reading
OPJH is offering an OPTIONAL summer reading list. Students are not obligated to read from this list and their grade will not be adversely affected. For students who do read from the list, there will be an opportunity to receive extra credit and/or win a prize from the Media Center. It is an opportunity for students to use their summer to relax and read books appropriate (Parents-Please review the list and decide what is appropriate) for their age group. Children who participate in reading programs not only avoid the ���summer slide��� in learning, but also score higher on reading achievement tests than those who do not participate (Summer Reading Brochure, www.ala.org , 2016).
If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Isom at shannon.isom@myoneclay.net.
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Shannon IsomEducation
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Louisiana Travel
Louisiana travel guide created by the Southeast AT Center. Meant to demonstrate student use of LiveBinders as a platform for sharing travel and cultural experiences.
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Josh MillerEducation
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RESOURCES
This live binder resource can be shared with parents, teachers and or others interested in supporting individuals with disabilities. This binder will provide resources that can support individuals in need.
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natara2002Education
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NC Read to Achieve
This binder provides information and resources to support districts in implementing the North Carolina Read to Achieve program. For guidance in navigating this site, please click on the Livebinder Navigation tab.
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NCDPI K-3 Literacy DivisionEducation
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#notatiste16
Over 500 curated resources from the #NOTATISTE16 and #ISTE2016 hashtags. Please tweet @livebinders or @pgeorge if you see anything that we missed! Enjoy!
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@pgeorge and @livebindersEducation
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IEP Facilitation
Provides schools and parents with resources on facilitation, communication, interests-based neogtiation and mediation.
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Region 13Education
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Coding for K-12 Teachers and Their Students
My intent is to share what I have been learning about coding with educators around the globe, so they can add this amazing curriculum to their own elementary classrooms. Secondary educators, administrators, and parents will likely find some useful information here, as well!
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Joan BieseEducation
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Immersive Games & Augmented Reality in the Arts&Humanities Class
Info about integrating specific technology and games into Arts & Humanities classrooms. Topics include, augmented reality (Aurasma), immersive gaming (MinecraftEdu & Civilization 5), and Social Impact Games. A collaborative collection of information and resources created by colleagues in ETEC532 (University of British Columbia, Master in Educational Technology).
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J.Lewis, P.Waterlander, A.Silvestre, D.Charron, H.PascalEducation
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Media Market
The Media Market is open! Let's go shopping for images, video and sound files that are FREE and legal to use on websites, blogs and in student projects. The Creative Commons aisle of the Media Market has lots of blue light specials! Learn how to take full advantage of all of the great media sources available to teachers and students at the Media Market!
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Mickie MuellerEducation
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The Problem of the Disappearing Honey Bee
This Inquiry Based Project that addresses the essential questions, ���What are the biggest problems facing the honey bees today?��� and ���What are the likely impacts of disappearing honey bees?��� Prior to this, students will have researched lists of issues they have found to be significant in the decline of the honey bee, as well as potential solutions. This lesson is the final, culminating project for the unit.
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Tina HurlbertEducation
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Feedback In Lieu of Grades
My 7th grade ELA students will not receive any marks - only feedback. They will use this feedback, revisions, and evidence of success to grade themselves beginning in the 2016-2017 school year. This binder will be used to explain to parents what we're doing and WHY.
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Joy Kirr (@JoyKirr)Education
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