Blogs about: Visual Learners
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I can write a note, letter, recipe, or…
There are so many great posts about teaching writing on Teaching With Love and Laughter, but this one featuring a choice menu caught our attention because it is one of the best of its kind we have eve… more →
Differentiation Daily
Books for Creative Kids
wrote 2 weeks ago: You may know of the author and researcher Howard Gardner, who developed the theory of multiple intel … more →
Visual schedules, reminder strips and more
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wrote 3 weeks ago: If you have students with autism or other disabilities who need the help of visual supports, you may … more →
Cell animation resource
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wrote 3 weeks ago: John Kryk, biologist and artist, has created a phenomenal web resource for educators. His cell biolo … more →
Gifted
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wrote 1 month ago: I have been thinking the last couple days about this. It is something I forget about in all of the … more →
Ninjago Legos and six lessons learned as a result of following our kids' interests
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wrote 1 month ago: Ninjago is a fascinating Lego series (to kids…and their dads) that has been made more enthrall … more →
I can write a note, letter, recipe, or...
wrote 1 month ago: There are so many great posts about teaching writing on Teaching With Love and Laughter, but this on … more →
End of day dismissal checklist
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wrote 2 months ago: Over at Teachers Notebook, you will find this great checklist to help your students become more inde … more →
Visual Learners, Reading Problems and Confusion
wrote 2 months ago: Two moms called this week who were told that their child was an auditory learner, because their chil … more →
Just a picture
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wrote 2 months ago: Have you tried giving your students a photograph as a prompt for a writing assignment? How about giv … more →
visual learners
wrote 2 months ago: This is part two of a three-part article on learning styles. Do you prefer watching a performance ra … more →
Fashion crisis and double yolkers (and apps to help a busy morning)
wrote 2 months ago: Morning times suck. Tantrums, fashion crisis and refusing to get out of bed. And that’s just m … more →
TEDx Thinking Math-ishly
wrote 3 months ago: Amy Lin loves math, is passionate about teaching math and has seen how children’s fear of being wron … more →
Letting Children Learn at Their Own Pace
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wrote 3 months ago: At our recent open house demos that we held in January, before our Winter Session began, I was struc … more →
TODD'S TECH TUESDAY: Powerful PowerPoints
wrote 3 months ago: We thought some of you would be interested in some tips for creating better PowerPoint presentations … more →
TODD'S TECH TUESDAY: Seeing stars
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wrote 4 months ago: On occasion, we will feature some applications for smartphones and tablets that are available for pu … more →
Tablets in Education: The Only Way is Up!
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wrote 4 months ago: As of 2012, tablet PCs and touchscreens, as well as the apps they come with, have started to make mo … more →
REVITALIZE VISUALS » David Preston on Open Learning
wrote 4 months ago: This is an interesting site, where David Preston emphasizes the importance of using visuals in the c … more →
Dyslexia Impacts Children and Adults - Think Visual
wrote 4 months ago: People with dyslexia tend to be visual learners. In this New York Times Article, Don’t Just Ta … more →
FUN FRIDAY: Shiny sight words
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wrote 5 months ago: I love sensory stuff in the classroom and thought some of you would too. This idea would be great fo … more →
