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Posted on February 26, 2016 at 10:31am 0 Comments 1 Like
One of the most important assignments all students should do is writing essays. The process of writing includes doing research, analyzing sources,…
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Can Serendipity be Designed? | Jamie Littlefield | TEDxSaltLakeCity
Serendipitous design happens when we intentionally create the environment for happy accidents in our yards, neighborhoods, and cities. Instructional designer...
Can Serendipity be Designed? | Jamie Littlefield | TEDxSaltLakeCity
Serendipitous design happens when we intentionally create the environment for happy accidents in our yards, neighborhoods, and cities. Instructional designer...
Sara luck replied to Nanacy Lin's discussion Future Of Education"Obviously, the future of education is very bright. New technologies like E-commerce learning, educational apps, and educational software are not just changing the mind of students, they are also encouraging them to do something new in…"
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Joseph Harris posted a discussionWiDA Screener 2.0
I am an ESOL teacher in Fairfax County Public Schools in Fairfax, VA. I work in an Entry Assessment Office and we use the WiDA Screener to identify students who are eligible for ESOL services. I'm hoping to connect with other teachers who use the WiDA Screener to begin a discussion about its strengths, weaknesses, etc. Hope to hear back from you!Joe HarrisSee More
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