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I have been trying to reflect on my learning a lot lately and process my thoughts. I use this space not only as a place to share my learning, but to learn. Writing helps me process my thoughts in ... Via Elizabeth E Charles 
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Explore awesome math and science video lessons from the best teachers online! High quality videos to save you time and help you ace your homework Via Patty Ball
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Resource for upper grade math and science videos
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So as a starter, here’s some of the best education technology people and organisations to follow on Twitter. Start with these and feel your EdTech savvy shoot through the roof! Via Groovy in 4th
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March 1, 2014 2:33 PM
I'm always looking for great insight from people in the field. Love me those ed techies with knowledge that will lead education into the future.
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In addition to learning our content and curriculum standards, today's students also need to be able to do the following effectively: collaborate with one another, synthesize ideas, create content, ... Via Beth Dichter
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January 17, 2014 5:35 AM
Have you seen an RSA Animate video? Are you interested in learning how to make one or better yet, have your students make one? This post provides an in-depth look at how to go about have your students create an animated video that provides them with the opportunity to practice 21st century skills (quoted from post below): * collaborate with one another * synthesize ideas * create content * communicate ideas clearly * use technology This activity is designed to have your students create content, providing you with materials to use in future classes as well as helping your current students understand the materiial. The author, Jordan Collier, provides a detailed five-day plan. Day 1 would have you dividing students into groups of three, assign them a section of a chapter in a textbook, and determine the key facts that need to be taught. To read about how to assist them with this and the tasks for Day 2 - 5 click through to the post. 
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January 19, 2014 10:29 AM
Collaboration is the key for future society development
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![A Printable List of the Best Education Hashtags [#Infographic] | Education Matters - (tech and non-tech) | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/ayJ7jFPtajXaGw97qdYGxTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Use this infographic to help you find conversations and build a following on Twitter. Via Patty Ball
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