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EVRIDIKI DAKOS's Groups (5)
The New Teacher Mentoring Project
190 members Latest Activity: Nov 25
- To collaborate and find best practices and to mentor and support new and pre-service teachers in K-12 and higher education institutes of…
Bloggers Support Group
220 members Latest Activity: Feb 7 The purpose of this group is to provide a place for new, intermediate and veteran bloggers to discuss best practices for blogging as well as to…
New Teachers
64 members Latest Activity: on Sunday This is a group for new teachers with questions, stories, and answers about the profession. Share your experiences and give encouragement.…
Edchat
562 members Latest Activity: Nov 15 Join this group to extend the discussion of edchat topics!
Project-Based Learning (PBL)
282 members Latest Activity: yesterday This group is for those who implement the project-based learning model or want to learn more about it.
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Oscar Marin commented on Thomas Whitby's video
Empowering the teacher technophobe: Kristin Daniels at TEDxBurnsvilleED
"Marvel description I would say. I always subscribe to such updates from TED. Maybe i would have missed this one. Thanks a lot for sharing such a fabulous update. It gives a whole new outlook for teachers to make the learning process more innovative.…"
Oscar Marin commented on Regina Brown's blog post Online Education; Bringing Options to Life"Online learning no doubt is becoming the fastest growing network. Its best part is being real time availability for the seekers. Also the varied number of modules that are offered in such medium makes one to learn and judge ones learning on real…"
Jason Ravitz added a discussion to the group Project-Based Learning (PBL)
AEA365 blog on districts measuring PBL impacts and giving feedback
Here is a link to my AEA365 blog showing one way for districts to measure PBL outcomes and give feedback to teachers. Thoughts? http://ning.it/1cXQQZT"See More
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