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Jun 25, 2011
Connie
On 6/25/11, Gen Fulton wrote: > A very good tool to use when teaching, but it must be > something that we are mindful of by monitoring the content > and making sure that the topics presented are ones that can > bring about discussion and not simply yes or no answers or > answers that are really similar. They are great tools for > ...See More
Jun 25, 2011
Besides the difficulty with firewalls at school... what are some of the challenges of using the web at school... and what are some solutions that people have come up with?
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Jun 25, 2011
I love using the Internet, especially for interesting research! My students seem to be familiar with "Googling" for information, but most of them aren't research savvy at home. Is there anything I can do if my students lack access at home?
Aug 22, 2011
Our district is offering M i c r o s o f t’s M y S i t e to all of the district teachers. Is anyone familiar with this? How does it work? Do you find it effective? Any ideas of things to do on it?
Thanks, Daniel Hanson Public High School Spanish Teacher Atwater, California, USA
Aug 22, 2011
Today I got an e-mail advertising StudyBlue online flashcards, which apparently is free. What interested me was that it was free and it has mobile apps for Apple and Andriod. Before I enter and create an account, I would like to get feedback about it. (I still haven’t invested time into doing some kind of online flashcar...See More
Aug 29, 2011
I've started to notice that children are learning to access the internet at very early ages lately. Even my four year old cousin knows how to navigate YouTube to find a video that she wants to watch. I was wondering what age everything thinks is appropriate to begin using the internet in classrooms and teaching kids about it? There is so much on th...See More
teach4
I don't know if there is any age that is too young, but all children no matter their age need supervision. I personally believe that most under 10 need constant supervision, and older ones need 'drop in' supervision. As you are supervising them is the time to slowly start to educate them, explaining why you don't do certain things.
Nov 25, 2011
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