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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Smarter Balanced Practice Tests Now Available
Teachers, parents, and students across the country can now access Smarter Balanced Practice Tests aligned to the Common Core State Standards. The Consortium recently released sets of example test questions for grades 3–8 and 11 in both English language arts/literacy … Continue reading
Common Core Support for Classroom Teachers
Common Core Resources for Educators Smarter Balanced is committed to supporting member states as they implement the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Working with educators, Smarter Balanced will identify high-quality curriculum resources aligned to the CCSS and professional development strategies … Continue reading
Resources from the Center for Digital Education
WHITE PAPERS, CASE STUDIES AND SPECIAL REPORTS Our latest papers are ready for viewing. As always, these resources are FREE. Featured Papers The Right Employee May Already Be on Campus A look at the use of talent … Continue reading
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Tagged digital learning, e-learning, education, mobility, networks, research, white paper
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Media Power Youth Camp July 8 – 12
Lights, Camera, Action: Sparking Positive Change with Theatre & Media Register Before July 1st Deadline EXCITING OPPORTUNITY for Manchester Youth Who: Youth ages 11-14 What: Theatre & Media Day Camp When: July 8 – 12 from 9:00 am – 4:00 … Continue reading
Posted in Student Opportunities
Tagged arts, camp, deida, Manchester, media arts, theater, youth
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New Hampshire Receives Flexibility Waiver Under Federal No Child Left Behind Education Law
Office of New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan For Immediate Release: Contact: Marc Goldberg Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Office: (603) 271-2121, Cell: (610) 716-5694 New Hampshire Receives Flexibility Waiver Under Federal No Child Left Behind Education Law Waiver … Continue reading
Items of Interest from the 21st Century Fluency Project
http://www.Fluency21.com 6 Technology Challenges Facing Education Jun 25, 2013 10:00 am | Ian Jukes via The Journal Despite increasingly widespread adoption of technologies in virtually every aspect of K-12 education, significant challenges are preventing widespread effective implementation. According to … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st Century Fluency, 21st Century skills, creativity, digital literacy, literacy, technology, Twitter
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Tips for Transitioning to Project-Based Learning
President Barack Obama lauded Manor New Technology High School last month, holding it up as a model for others to emulate. The Texas school doesn’t use textbooks. It doesn’t offer Advanced Placement classes, either. Instead, it relies 100 percent on … Continue reading
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Tagged engagement, project based learning, standards, student engagement
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Technology In The Classroom
Interest In Computer Science Increases While most high schools teach an assortment of foreign languages: Spanish, French, German – other types of languages are finding their way into classrooms. Like Java. Never heard of it? It’s basically a language computers … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, computer science, engagement, iPads, tablets, technology
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New Report for Educators and Schools to Guide Collaboration on Content Development and Sharing of Open Educational Resources
A new report released today by the International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) focuses on collaborative content development and open educational resources (OER). Open Educational Resources and Collaborative Content Development: A Practical Guide for State and School Leaders – … Continue reading
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Tagged guide, iNACOL, OER, open educational resources, report, school leaders, technology
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Creative Thinking to Increase Your Bandwidth
Given the growing demands for adequate bandwidth in our schools, I thought it might be helpful to share some creative solutions. All schools are unique; each with its own demographics, resources, politics, values, physical features and locations. No single solution … Continue reading
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Tagged bandwidth, creativity, critical thinking, solutions
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