Added by ana fernandez on February 2, 2010 at 11:06pm —
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FROM e-HOW
http://www.ehow.com/way_5447840_chat-room-etiquette.html
before we start using a chatroom....
the Basics
To utilize a chat room, the user types a message and then can immediately view responses from other chat room participants. Every chat room has its own set of rules and requirements. Some may require that you join the site by providing information. Your…
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Added by ana fernandez on February 2, 2010 at 11:00pm —
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click PLAY!
i wonder if you can find the answers here
http://www.google.com.ph/
do you know how to find answers to questions you have always wanted to know about?
have you googled lately?
Added by ana fernandez on February 2, 2010 at 8:30pm —
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I have taken quite a few learning style and personality tests in my college experience. The MII, Multiple Intelligence Inventory, produced results that were both expected and surprising. At the top of my list was Music (45) with Interpersonal not too far behind. Though I really enjoy music, especially playing the piano, I would have guessed Interpersonal or Body/Kinesthetic to have been the first. The MII pointed to my hands-on learning style, which is completely accurate. In order for me to be…
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Added by Katelynn Johnston on February 2, 2010 at 3:34pm —
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Hey, all,
I had the opportunity to view the pre-broadcast version of the fantastic years-in-the-making PBS "Digital Nation" program yesterday and I'm doing all I can to get folks to view and to contribute to what will undoubtedly be a rousing discussion of its implications for those of us who have "drunk the koolaid" as innovators and advocates in the field of educational technology.
Carry on discussion here or visit…
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Added by Scott Merrick on February 2, 2010 at 7:36am —
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Look, let's be honest for a minute. If you have been reading me for any length of time at all you have probably noticed that the past wee bit has seen a more cynical, jaded bite -- a sharpened, more cutting blog-edge tone, if you will.
I admit it. I've darkened.
But the thing is, well... there are a few things. For one, if we are going to be really honest, this freakin' job is freakin' hard. And between the budget cuts and the bastards and the buffoons, it would…
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Added by Alan Sitomer on February 2, 2010 at 6:30am —
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I took the MI Inventory and received interesting results. My ID number was 709986. You can view my results by entering my ID number
here. It was interesting to have this kind of self evaluation. After taking the test, I realized I am lacking in the area of "Mathematics" which was surprising. I did very well in school every year, and enjoyed math. It seemed a lot of…
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Added by kelsey faith sutherland on February 1, 2010 at 11:00pm —
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I am a teacher at a middle school. This is my second year of teaching a class of 8th grade struggling readers. I realize that I will probably be their last reading teacher. They will be on their own next year in high school. I am wanting to learn as much as possible about using cues, questions, and advance organizers so I can be as effective as possible for these students. All are bright, very capable students, just somewhere along the way reading became an impossibility for them. Does anyone…
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Added by Jane Searcey on February 1, 2010 at 8:30pm —
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I took the MII and had a mixed reaction to the results. Although I would agree with most of the peaks, some of them did not seem to describe me. First of all, here are my results:
Linguistic: 42
Mathematics: 39
Visual/Spatial: 31
Body/Kinesthetic: 47
Naturalistic: 42
Music: 41
Interpersonal: 45
Intrapersonal: 35
The MII confirmed many things about me. I learn best when I'm able to move around and interact with the world around me. When I…
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Added by Angelina Trumpore on February 1, 2010 at 12:15pm —
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Hey Everyone,
I just wanted to share with you
this story, by District Administration, about our online SMART Board course that is now becoming multilingual. Bonjour and Hola to the teachers that will soon be using those new versions of our course.
Happy Learning!
Mrs Blossom
Added by Mrs. Blossom on February 1, 2010 at 11:33am —
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I’m really excited that eSchool News has commented on my SMART Board Course for teachers. Check it out:
http://www.eschoolnews.com/2010/01/29/fetc-2010-training-consulting/
Happy Learning,
Mrs. Blossom
Added by Mrs. Blossom on February 1, 2010 at 11:31am —
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Hey Everyone,
I’ve developed some notebook lesson plans for various subjects that I’d like to share. There are 88 lessons across various subjects for you to download, hopefully you will find them useful. Just select the subject and download the notebook file. When you click on the
lesson plan page scroll to the bottom to see the file.
As I make more lessons I’ll upload them!
Happy…
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Added by Mrs. Blossom on February 1, 2010 at 11:30am —
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After taking the MII and seeing the results, I was a little surprised. My interpersonal was just two points higher than my intrapersonal score, and I thought they would have been switched. Linguistics was my lowest score, which really surprised me. And my highest score was music. I definitely wasn’t expecting that. Aside from that, my results didn’t really surprise me much.
My top three results (highest to lowest) were music, mathematics, and visual/spatial. The music result threw me off…
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Added by Chelsea Havens on February 1, 2010 at 7:48am —
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My quest for free tools to combine video clips to produce tutorial clips hasn’t yielded the desired results, but I’ve learned plenty along the way.
This is the final post in a series focused on creating video tutorials using free applications. Over this last week I’ve attempted to fill in the “missing piece” in the video production tool set I’ve been trying to put together – the editing application (a tool to let me combine video clips, trim them if needed, and…
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Added by Kelly Walsh on February 1, 2010 at 6:00am —
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How can anyone be expected to manage a situation that they do not really understand?
And how can anyone really understand a situation unless they are actually in that situation?
It is for this reason that I believe ALL school administrators should be required to teach at least one class in K-12 schools.
Yep, the Principal needs to teach a class.
The Vice Principals need to teach a class.
The Superintendent and their cabinet of decision-makers…
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Added by Alan Sitomer on February 1, 2010 at 6:00am —
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