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September 12, 2015
August 29, 2015
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Eyes on Disciplinary Literacy [from Literacy Daily blog]
"...[I]f we are knowledgeable about the distinct differences among content areas why are we using generic literacy strategies across the content areas? Generic literacy approaches across the content areas have not produced the results we have been looking for in our students’ literacy or content knowledge, skills, and performance."
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Annenberg Learner - Teacher Professional Development
A searchable library of videos, lesson plans, and interactives for teaching and teacher professional development across the disciplines
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August 22, 2015
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Reading with a Pencil in Hand: Ornamentation and Annotation [MIT Video]
I never thought about the connection between annotation and the art of illuminating manuscripts. I also never thought about annotation as a way to make inaccessible, conventional text more visual and mutlimodal!
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Study: You Really Can 'Work Smarter, Not Harder' - The Atlantic
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August 15, 2015
My latest Diigo links (weekly)
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Literacy in Math—Without Losing the Math [from Literacy in Learning Exchange blog]
"With the help of some wonderful facilitators at New Tech’s annual conference, we defined math literacy as, '...Students’ ability to comprehend and produce mathematical symbols (including mathematical language) in a way that shows conceptual understanding and critical thinking.'”
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July 25, 2015
June 6, 2015
My latest Diigo links (weekly)
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Mrs. Hilliker's ELL and SIOP Toolbox
Created by Erica Hilliker, an ELL Coordinator for Godfrey-Lee Public Schools in Michigan. A huge collection of ELL and SIOP resources for use in professional developments, conferences, trainings, and internet exploration.
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A Look at English Language Learners Across the U.S. [from Middlebury Interactive Languages]
"There are lots of wonderful online resources to help support your English language learners in the classroom. Our infographic explores the languages being spoken by English Language Learners across the U.S., as well as where those ELL students most often live and how to support them."
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May 9, 2015
My latest Diigo links (weekly)
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Teaching With Web-Based Resources [from Edutopia]
Ways to select, evaluate, and integrate Web sites into content-area instruction
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Those Tired Summer Reading Lists. Here’s What to Do. [from School Library Journal]
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