Computer-based Keyboarding Strategies to Improve Student Speed

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In order to be efficient and effective computer and Internet users, students need to be proficient at using a computer keyboard. While many assume that keyboarding skills are something that students pick up naturally, keyboarding is a skill that must be taught and practiced for students to reach their full potential. In this webinar, join Matt Gordon as he recommends …

New Ways to Research: An Alternative to Research Papers

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Not so long ago, being literate meant being able to read and write, but in our digital world, being literate also means being able to find and assimilate information, solve problems, and use technology to present what was found. This webinar will explore how teachers can promote some of these newer literacies by looking at research in an innovative way. …

Reading and Writing Web Sites to Enhance Literacy and Engage Learners

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Would you like to enhance your students’ reading and writing skills in ways that not only engage the students, but that also help to seamlessly integrate technology into their learning? How many reading, writing, or literacy web sites do you have in your repertoire? In this webinar, join Brandon Morton as he covers a variety of web sites and tools …

What the Common Core ELA Standards Mean for Teachers and Students

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The reading and writing standards and objectives in the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for English Language Arts will undoubtedly mean changes for many English Language Arts classrooms, but do you know what those changes might be and what they mean for classrooms? How should teachers teach reading and writing? What should students focus on as readers and writers? Join …

Historical Fiction Read Alouds: Bring American History to Life

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Are you looking for read aloud books that will bring American History to life for your elementary or middle school students? Join Monica Burns as she shares an annotated list of books she has used in her classroom to help her students learn about important events and people in American History. These texts are perfect for teachers looking for content …

Project Based Learning with Mobile Devices

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Educators have long realized the impact of hands-on learning for engaging and motivating learners. When students learn through projects they are able to integrate and assimilate research. Various mobile devices, have several features that motivate learners to create stories, videos, mindmaps, and more to share with their families and peers. Join Shelly Terrell as she provides an insight into how …

Mathemagic: Math Resources for Grades 3-6

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With the increasing emphasis on core subjects, it is more important than ever that students begin with a good foundation in math, and having the right resources to teach it can improve student understanding and scores. In this webinar, join Meredith Martin as she takes a close look at several great math-based websites and iOS apps that you can use …

Designing and Implementing Formative Assessments: It’s Easier than You Think!

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Everyone is talking about formative assessment these days, but do you know how to design and implement formative assessments in your school or classroom? This webinar will help you develop a clear understanding of what formative assessments are, how they differ from summative assessments, and what they look like in classrooms. Join Jayme Linton as she shares examples of formative …