Webinar presenter, Shannon Holden, Assistant Principal at Republic Middle School, MO, regularly speaks to groups of teachers and mentors across the country. Through these experiences, he has found that one topic continues to be at the forefront – classroom management.
The inquiry based nature of the Common Core Standards require students demonstrate proficiency in research skills. However, students seldom have a clear understanding of how to differentiate fact-finding overviews from targeted and detailed evidence collection.
In this month’s EdTech Innovators webinar, presenter Tim Clark discussed the benefits he has seen of implementing BYOT in Forsyth County, GA. He talked about personalizing students’ learning experience, empowering them to create something new that shows what they know
In this month’s New Teacher Help webinar on edWeb.net, persenter Shannon Holden talked about the use of digital portfolios by teachers and students to demonstrate learning. He discussed how digital porfolios are becoming more widely used in the classroom, as students are able to take charge of what they learn and how they present their learning to teachers and parents. Join Shannon Holden as he helps teachers utilize this great new way to get students excited about learning.
This month’s edTech Innovators webinar on edWeb.net, presenter Randy Moczygemba offered his perspective on how rolling out one tech initiative can pave the way for others. Randy discussed his district’s 1-to-1 iPad initiative and his use of iTunes U in staff development.
In this month’s teaching students with Autism webinar on edWeb.net, presenter Lauren Stafford discussed visuals and their use in fundamental concepts for students who are visual learners.
Legislation has been passed in many states that hold school personnel responsible for the damages inflicted by bullies on their victims. In this month’s Stop Bullying webinar on edWeb.net presenter Shannon Holden reveals techniques school employees can use to protect themselves from lawsuits.
In the third TIME For Kids webinar on edWeb.net presenters Suzanne and Jaime discussed nonfiction and their alignment with the common core. They shared ways to use the images and graphics in a non-fiction article as entry points for a topic and examples of nonfiction articles that have significant visual components.
How do you fit the un-dead in your lesson plan? Presenter Cinnamon Holsclaw discussed ways to use interesting and fun topics like zombies in a an educational way in this month’s edTech Innovators webinar.
VIEW THE WEBINAR Starting the school year can be difficult, especially for students with Autism. Presenters Linda Hodgdon and Lauren Stafford intertwine technology and best practices in this month’s… read more →