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You will discover multiple resources in this series along with some great ideas for finding student success in student owned inquiry.

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Take a moment to contemplate what it would be like if every school had a Maker Culture and it was part of the school curriculum.

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It actually is quite obvious that the Arts should be included in STEM education. A look at the works ofLeonardo da Vinciwill attest to this!

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This is a perfect opportunity for some formative learning.

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Welcome to this second post in a series that brings STEM, STEAM, and Maker Space together with Project Based Learning and proper technology integration in the classroom.

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How often are many of the STEM related subjects taught in isolation of other subject areas?

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Take a moment to contemplate what it would be like if every school had a Maker Culture and it was part of the school curriculum.

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I have often wondered what John Dewey would do in today’seducational setting with our vast amount of knowledge from research and our rapid growth of technology.

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It is important that Project Based Learning provides students with wonderful opportunities that allow them to take part in a culture focused on rich activities and experiences.

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In this post, I would like to focus on the curricular content and standards that are one of the foundations of PBL.

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Happy 2016 Teacher Appreciation Week!

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It seems that the past century of education has wrestled with the idea of equity in education.

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It was a Saturday morning, a dayteachers usually enjoy a break from a full week of providing learning opportunities for their students.

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Back in the day, students were so engaged with programs such as Oregon Trail and Lemonade Standthat teachers found ways to make them fit, regardless of the standards.

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Word clouds also provide aneasyway for teachers who are just getting started using web technology in the classroom.

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Before entering the world of online discussions it is important to talk about digital citizenship and responsibility with your students.

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In this post, I wish to extend DI and writing in the area ofstudent engagement.

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I thought in this post it would be interesting to focus on DIwriting technology tools.

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Here are five more of my very favorite DI reading sites. I hope you enjoy them also!

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In this postI would like toshare some of my favorite resource finds of the past year.

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Many of the free resources listed below provide some wonderful possibilities for educators committed to the amazing learning opportunities the internet provides.

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While all websites designated for class use should be previewed by the teacher, it is especially important that Web 2.0 sites go through a vetting process.

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While the internet and technology provide some amazing educational possibilities, educators must do the proper preparation to ensure student privacy and safety when using these tools.
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