Where did you find that? TIA 2014 web resources for teachers
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Where did you find that? TIA 2014 web resources for teachers
- 1. Fast, fun web resources to help you plan & teach
- 2. THE BASICS FREE, EASY, SOMEWHAT RELIABLE… GOOGLE YOU TUBE TEACHERS PAY TEACHERS
- 3. BEST PRACTICE Use specific terms. Include age & subject… “grade 2 producers consumers online game” “elementary lesson food web” “red ribbon week drug facts kids” “literature circle extension activities beezus ramona beverly cleary fourth grade”
- 5. Denton ISD DATABASES School’s Library Webpage Discovery Streaming: Bill Nye, Mythbusters, Quizzes, Graphics, Reading Rainbow… Dramatic Learning: Dozens of class plays Ebsco/Searchasaurus: Magazine articles by reading level Maps 101: Maps & Timelines Denton Public Library (50+ RESOURCES including homework helper) IPL (Internet Public Library)
- 8. Curated Resources Bookmarking Sites Pinterest Delicious I Keep Bookmarks & others Sharing Original Content Wikis & Blogs Edublogs Wikispaces Haiku Deck Prezi Symbaloo LiveBinder
- 10. Professional & Institutional Resources TX Assoc. G/T Teachers http://txgifted.org/ (resources>teachers) Teachers’ Unions: UFT, ATPE, NEA… Private/Philanthropic Organizations: Kahn Academy Reading is Fundamental (RIF) Edutopia Professional Organizations NCTE Read Write, Think NCTM Illuminations ALA (reading & research) Texas Art Education Assn. (excellent web resources): autobiography unit w/art
- 11. Government Resources US Dept. of Education: http://www.ed.gov Transforming Teaching PreK-3rd resources: http://www.ed.gov/early- learning/resources TEA http://www.tea.state.tx.us/index2.aspx?id=6420 Region XI: webinars, online training, conferences, professional development: http://www.esc11.net/site/default.aspx?PageID=1 Denton ISD curriculum & Dtube: http://www.dentonisd.org/Page/296
- 12. TEXAS Resources UNT: Portal to Texas History Primary Sources ! Photos DENTON HISTORY Texas State Historical Association Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org /) Texas State Library https://www.tsl.texas.g ov/landing/educators.ht ml
- 13. More Good Lesson Plan Resources Vendors: Scholastic Crayola National Geographic Online Textbook Supplement Art & Historic Museums: Plimouth.org for thanksgiving http://www.sanjacinto-museum.org/The_Battle/ Federal Reserve (consumers/producer, money, savings, cost of living) Author/Publisher of book: Mo Willems’ Pigeon Presents
- 14. The Best for Last… Smithsonian Institution: (si.edu) Educators : Asian and African American History, Animals and Habitats, George Washington Kids: planets, dinosaurs, inventors & innovators Library of Congress: (loc.gov) American Memory Project: Film, music, primary sources Inventors, Transportation, Physical Science & the Environment
- 15. Find all these sites & more… mlynn@dentonisd.org Librarylynnk.blogspot.com My Delicious Bookmarks: https://delicious.com/ctlynn
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- Like asking your kids to help you with a chore, you may or may not be happy with the result. I bet that you’re sitting here today because you’re not happy with those two resources… ‘re going to widen your range over the next 45 minutes. I bet when you leave today you’ll be eager to stretch out into some NEW sites to find engaging material for your kids…
- We all use google etc, when you do, keep this in mind.
- Discuss!
- First, look at home…
- 141,000,000 is the number of sites listed on google under “teacher resources.” You’ll never see them all. The hot educational term these days is to seek out “curated” resources. It’s really something we do as teachers all the time. Just like a curator at a museum, a curated resource picks only the best and most relevant things at hand to share with others.
- Any of you who have kids will probably agree that children’s birthday parties have become bewilderingly creative, complicated things with the invention of PINTEREST. We’re able to use the computer to search out the most amazing birthday party ideas in seconds… and capitalize on other people’s creativity for our own ends. Anyone can look like Martha Stewart if she searches the web long enough. There’s nothing wrong with this. It’s been around since forever, the 1600s at least…
- So if you are planning in someone else’s room you don’t have to log in to their computer… just go to the bookmark site. Follows you home… also notifies you when a link doesn’t work any longer… explain each…
- THE REAL EXPERTS. THE BIG GUNS. These are the ones you always forget because they don’t come up high on web searches: sites sponsored by government and institutions. They are some of the best, most researched, most complete sources out there though, so stop forgetting them and bookmark them!
- Again, authoritative… these are sponsored by organizations who exist to improve subject area teaching. They have research behind them…
- Authoritative. Ed.gov has handouts for conferences…
- With UNT here in Denton, it’s surprising we don’t hear more about university resources. TWO…