Tool #4

Google Docs:

I used this at my last school. We create a doc for "Catapult (used as a study hall and intervention)" for the 7th grade team. Here teachers went in and would write their name next to a student they would want for intervention purposes.

It would be useful for students by teaching them organization. They could use it for time management by looking at assessment dates and events and they could use it to track their progress in their classes.

Tool #3

Phases of the Moon:
I use this with students who have difficulty learning the phases of the moon and they love it. It is a fun rap that student get into.

Digestive Systems:
I hope you can stomach the video!

 

On Copyright:

Bibme.org  is used to help create bibliographies accessible.

On Dropbox:

I can use this by placing all assignments, worksheets, and project information for students so they can always have access no matter where they are at. They would use it, if they do not have their hard copy.

Tool #2

Visitation of Blogs:

1. Always Learning
http://kimcofino.com/blog/2012/05/05/the-three-strike-rule/comment-page-1/#comment-79868

2. Science Teacher
http://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=4956989639073843954&postID=3221225407868253109&page=1&token=1344630795384

3. Technology Tidbits
http://cyber-kap.blogspot.com/2012/08/chegg.html#comment-form

4. Science for All
http://teachscience4all.wordpress.com/2012/08/08/physics-of-the-high-jump-veritasium/#comment-1791

5. Science Education on the edge
http://see.ludwig.lajuntaschools.org/?p=644&cpage=1#comment-1095

I don't know how I feel about sharing my ideas to someone I don not know. It would be different if it was someone that I knew.

Someone I may follow: http//mrsstegalledublogs.org

Tool #1

My first blog, never thought I would have one. Simple enough to make, can't seem to add gadget from design menu.

My Avatar:
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