Here are some interesting sites that I’ve found this week. As a teacher, I feel we have to keep up to date concerning research in our field and current issues in the education system. I hope some of these inspire you, inform you, and even have you asking questions. Thank you for coming by and visiting!A Room with a View Project – “will introduce digital cameras and photo share online programs to elementary teachers! Teachers and students will choose ONE window in their classroom (or one area on their campus) and take a picture each month and post to a photo share album online. They will include a description of what they see, plus some other interesting facts. It is a simple project, but an easy way for classrooms to share what they see each day with classrooms all over the world.”
O. R.E.O Project – “This year's project will invite classrooms to have each student stack oreo® cookies as high as he or she can and then average each student's highest result to achieve a final Class result.” Join the project because it sounds like fun!
Edublogs.tv – video hosting site dedicated to education.
RTI Survey – “In March 2008, Spectrum K12 School Solutions and the Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE) conducted a survey of K-12 district administrators to gauge the level of adoption of Response to Intervention (RTI).” It is a 14 page report but if you are interested in RTI, you might be interested in looking over this report.
Create a Graph – five different graphs to choose from
3 comments:
As always great links! The O.R.E.O project sounds like a lot of yummy fun. I'm not currently teaching but the stacking is something that I can try at home with my own kids. It might be fun to compare the difference between stacking mini and regular size O.R.E.O cookies.
gina: Thanks for stopping by! I love hearing about projects when we can use simple things and not have to pay out of the pocket for expensive equipment!
You always come up with the coolest links. Thanks!
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