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Collaborative Reading

A reading strategy to help students  to connect new information to their prior knowledge ans they discuss a passage with peers. It can be used “Collaborative Reading”

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Process Notes

Process notes is a strategy that allows students to document the process of steps they take to complete a given problem or task. These steps “Process Notes”

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Paragraph Frames

Paragraph frames provide an outline that students can use to frame their thoughts. Expository frames teach students the different parts of a paragraph. Explanation frames “Paragraph Frames”

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My Blog

  • Current trends in education towards coding devices

  • Pros & Cons of using technology in the classroom

  • Tech Task #8 Learning Computational Thinking and scratch at distance

  • Matteo DiMiro – Coding & Flipped Classrooms

  • Tech Task #6 Twitter Review

  • E-Waste and the Dark Side of going Green

Teaching Computer Science

  • Social Media , Digital Citizen and Coding movements

  • Current trends in education towards coding devices

  • Knowledge is power – OERs & MOOCs

  • MB Computer Science Curriculum

  • Uk approach to coding & Why we are falling behind

  • Should we teach computational thinking and coding skills?

Tech Tasks #

  • Tech Task #4 YouTube in the classroom

  • Tech Task #8 Learning Computational Thinking and scratch at distance

  • Tech Task #9 My alternative CV

  • Tech Task #7 Infographics

  • Tech Task #3 To follow or not to follow

  • Tech Task #6 Twitter Review

  • Tech Task #2 Personal Learning Networks

  • Tech Task #1 Digital Citizenship

My Apps

  • BLOXELS Turn your story into a video game

  • Blocky – DashRobots

  • Animoto- Turns your photos and video clips into a slideshow

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