Digital age best practices:
- Promoting shared expertise through networked collaboration
- strategies: problem-solving, investigation, experimental inquiry
- tools: Edit Grid www.editgrid.com, Monster Exchange www.monsterexchange.org, Gaggle www.gaggle.net
- Bolstering purposeful inquiry through student questions
- strategies: surveys, discrepant events, staged scenarios,
- tools: wordle www.wordle.net, survey monkey www.surveymonkey.com, YouTube
- Personalizing and globalizing content by making authentic connections
- strategies: 21st century themes, current events, consumerism
- tools: 270toWin www.270towin.com, Google Earth, Scholastic News Online
- Accelerating individual growth through vertical/horizontal differentiation
- strategies: anchor activities, centers/stations, tiered assignments
- tools: wikispaces www.wikispaces.com, ReadWriteThink www.readwritethink.org, Thinkfinity www.thinkfinity.org
- Anchoring student learning with digital-age tools in the classroom
- strategies: challenging, collaborating, analyzing
- tools: Interactivate www.shodor.org/interactivate, Blogger www.blogger.com, Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net
- Clarifying student understanding with formative assessments
- strategies: discussion forums, online quizzes, open-ended problems
- tools: Moodle www.moodle.org, Rubistar rubistar.4teachers.org, Wikispaces www.wikispaces.com
- H.E.A.T. checklist is a succinct way for teachers to assess their own lessons for rigor and engagement.
- LoTI implementation model is a checklist for building capacity
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