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I could provide students' with a variety of resources to support them in their academic content classes. Also, I would use it to provide students with engaging pictures, videos, and podcasts and activities to practice the 4 language domains: reading, listening, speaking and writing.

C. Freeman

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Teachers can use Wakelet to share practice activities for the standards.

7th grade SS
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Africa: Countries - Map Quiz Game - Seterra

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There are over one billion people living in the African continent. With a population of over 170 million and growing, Nigeria is the largest of the countries. Using this free map quiz game, you can learn about Nigeria and 54 other African countries.

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Wow! So many possibilities here! Great potential for differentiation.

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I love the idea of the "playlist" because I can push out content that I want my students to engage in at home and be ready for the next day. This image was chosen because I want to use Wakelet right away for group collaboration on a literary themed park creation that is based on the book we are reading called "Monster".

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I like that I will be able to post videos that I can instruct with my students to follow along in class.

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I like that I can link  math videos without adds(inappropriate or not).

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I like the idea of being able to include resources such as podcasts and videos for my students. I could incorporate this by having different resources my students can access during their stations!

Amaya Banks, 7th Grade Science

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I could create a differentiated individualized learning plan to provide students that support each students and where they are in.

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Meeting students where they are is a challenge that all teachers must face when cultivating a curriculum that supports engaged and active learning in content being taught. Students learn at different paces and interest levels in particular topics are diverse just like the student we teach. Awareness of these things allow teachers the opportunity to create learning experiences that appeal to students and provide them with authentic and meaningful curriculum. Individualized learning paths is a strategy that support this goal that focuses on differentiating for students and providing students the tools to meet their learning targets and goals. Pappas (2021) states that individual learning pathways focus on the goals and objectives of each student and take their preferences into account. Student are provided clear and concise expectations of the objectives that they are working to achieve as well as teachers can analyze and interpret data regarding student learning needs and development. The individualized learning path are designed for students to choose how they will receive content based on their needs and learning styles which supports student engagement and interaction with content. Barron(n.d) supports this stating Studies of young children illustrate the idea that engagement in activities develops interest and knowledge across multiple settings and longer timescales than are typically the focus of learning sciences research.
Creating individual learning paths can seem daunting to many teachers, because the diversity of students in classrooms consists of wide ranges from interests to learning needs and learning styles. Integrating personalized learning takes effective planning to ensure there is room and this planning is also apart of the integration of learning paths for students. However, the planning is needed, the student benefits in learning are tremendous. According to Vander (2015), teachers creating a learning list increases their effectiveness and helps (teachers) grow professionally because building list naturally brings up questions around practice. Teachers can develop their toolkit and resources as well through the curation of individualized learning paths. According to Burton (2021), the best learning paths begin with a needs assessment analysis. Implementing a pre assessment to gauge student interests and prior learning is helpful in ensuring that teachers provide the proper and necessary resources to curate an engaging learning path for students that also meets students where they are.

Burton, C. (2021, July 16). What is a learning path? (and how to design one). Thinkific. Retrieved March 7, 2022, from https://www.thinkific.com/blog/learning-path-design-and-examples/

Pappas, C. (2021, May 12). 7 tips to create personal learning paths in elearning. eLearning Industry. Retrieved March 7, 2022, from https://elearningindustry.com/7-tips-create-personal-learningpathselearning#:~:text=A%20personal%20learning%20path%20is,in%20during%20the%20eLearning%20experience.
Tomlinson, C. (n.d.). What is Differentiated Instruction. Reading Rockets. Retrieved March 7, 2022, from https://www.readingrockets.org/article/what-differentiated-instruction

Vander Ark, T. (2015, November 10). The Perks of Personalized Pathways & Playlists. Getting Smart. Retrieved March 7, 2022, from https://www.gettingsmart.com/2015/11/10/the-perks-of-personalized-pathways-playlists/

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Meeting students where they are is a challenge that all teachers must face when cultivating a curriculum that supports engaged and active learning in content being taught. Students learn at different paces and interest levels in particular topics are diverse just like the student we teach.

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I like that I can link videos and create a collection of appropriate content for my art students. I see myself using this as a resource for my students that need extra demonstrations on art techniques and tutorials.

Munoz- PCMS

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I could use it as a way to save videos of me teaching the content in class. This will allow students to review it as many times as they need to and they'll still be learning the strategy that I used to teach the content instead of finding random videos.

Ellison
7th grade Math

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I like the opportunities that Wakelet provides for collaboration among students. Students could work together on a project to bring in a variety of electronic resources and media to create an immersive experience. Each student would take responsibility for selected concepts and embed them into the research project template to create a cohesive presentation of their learning. Stempinski

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I like the idea of listening libraries created by the students for when I do play class in the room.
I really liked the weekly agenda template that Jennifer had available. Especially for students who are absent. I can easily take off or add anything done in class and the students absent can just open it up and see what they missed.

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I like the idea of using Wakelet to share student/group projects for everyone in the class to see.

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The ad-free video storage is a game changer! Wakelet can also be used to differentiate instruction and help provide guidance in student-led activities.
Elizabeth Coleman, PCHS

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It could be used as a place to house videos to review math skills.  The videos could be teacher created or youtube which is awesome!

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Ashley Stancill-Putnam County Middle School
I love that you can link videos, worksheets, pictures, etc. so that the students can use a variety of resources. This would also be a great way to access resources at home to study or review from class the day before. I could also see this being a great way to upload documents for parents to see what we are doing in class as well.
Wakelet – Save, organize and share content

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This is a resource that I hope to be able to use with small groups. I LOVE that it helps for youtube videos to be ad free!! Then students can also access their assignments in one location...group assignments can be geared to group needs.
~Brandy Parham, first grade

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I've used Wakelet to keep a safe Spanish playlist for class and to share the videos that I introduce on Música Miércoles with students and other.  I've also used Wakelet to collaborate & share resources with teachers in other districts.

Currently, I'm working on a new idea for this year, Misión Secreta.  The plan is to have a new target every month that connects Spanish language or culture to our local community.  The students will have to take a picture of the item and post it to our class Wakelet.

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I used it to start gathering resources about the midterm elections
-Bill Rakosnik
-Journalism PCMS

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I love that I can use Wakelet as a resource to differentiate instruction. I also love that all of the resources can be in one location to make it easier for students to find. I plan to use Wakelet during small groups to have students watch videos and use resources geared towards their individual or group's needs. I also like that the youtube videos are ad free!

~Tricia Coxwell, First Grade

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I love that you are able to create and store libraries of youtube videos ad free. This tool will be very helpful for our independent listening center.

Abby Brame
k teacher

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First, I love that you can link YouTube videos into Wakelet ad-free!  Also, Wakelet is a great way to utilize resources from different venues but have them located all in one place - this is great for teaching young learners who are still trying to figure out how to use their computers :)
Glisa Turner,
K.5 teacher

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This is a quick example of how I plan to use Wakelet to give students curated content for their reading groups.
~Heather Donovan
~First Grade

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Get ready for being a fabulous reader! :)

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I could post videos of math strategies, steps, and examples for my students to review as needed. I could use the immersive reader with their problem of the day. This way they could listen and read along.

Saundra Pope
PCPS

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Wakelet is a great resource to provide collections of resources for students to use. I really like the idea that students can use teacher-selected materials to research about certain topics. At the middle school level, I think it is important that students are viewing resources that have already been vetted instead of googling random information.

Ashley Reynolds 7th ELA

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Teachers could create a wakelet of instructional resources and activities that can be used to reteach and remediate certain skills and standards for students.
-Keely Murner

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I have used Wakelet as a place to post resources for a project such as during BHM.  Having resources all in one place enabled students to easily find information.

Caroline Davis PCMS REP

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Students could link their completed daily activators to their own wakelet so they would have a digital folder full of great situations and answers to look over before taking Navvys, MAP testing, or as a Milestones review.

Jennifer Morris 6th grade Math

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The writing pieces required are so incredibly different.  I think it would be a great idea to use Wakelet by units or major writing assignments.  All content videos and helpful links could be posted in one place for each major writing.  Students can visit these resources throughout the writing process.  They can also use them in other content areas for writing projects.  -Teresa Wombles 7th Grade ELA PCMS

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I could use Wakelet as a way to remediate and/or accelerate students in math. Khan and/or YouTube videos are great tools to help students who struggle in math.  Students can view different ways to complete math problems. They can choose to complete math problems based on the way that works best for them. 

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I could use Wakelet as a way to remediate and/or accelerate students in math. Khan and/or YouTube videos are great tools to help students who struggle in math.  Students can view different ways to complete math problems. They can choose to complete math problems based on the way that works best for them. 

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Christina Thackston, Putnam County High School inclusion teacher

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Curate a collection of content tools, resources, strategies, websites, etc.

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Better yet, have your students work collaboratively to curate a collection of content aligned to learning targets before an assignment, project, etc. The collection can then be made private, so students are free to collaborate safely at all ages!

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I linked typing.com, typetastic, & nitrotype to my Wakelet. This allows studens to practice typing and not have any down time after assignments. Pam Digby 

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I can use this to create newsletter to give parents and students a preview of what's coming up and what's happening in the classroom. I can use this to share important information or specific links for students to use for their research.

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I am super excited after finding all the resources/collections on Wakelet! This is a perfect platform for my newcomers to practice and perfect their English. It will also be great fun for those struggling with Reading. The research component should help as I work with their writing skills.

Reagin

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I could use this by having students collaborate together and share their favorite books they have read previously or in class now.

3rd ELA Faircloth

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I would use Wakelet as a way to share interactive news letters. It would also be a great resource for me to save resources for each of my standards. I would enjoy using the "playlist" feature to show students academic videos without unnecessary ads.

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I can create Choice Board options for students to self select activities to complete when learning our standards.  Wakelet could also be used for student collaboration when completing projects.
Thomas, 3rd Grade ELA PCES

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I could use Wakelet as a resource, for whole group lessons, and to create a step-by-step lesson plan.  It is also a great place to store ideas/activities/videos/songs/documents to have in one area electronically.    

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I could use Wakelet as a resource, for whole group lessons, and to create a step-by-step lesson plan.  It is also a great place to store ideas/activities/videos/songs/documents to have in one area electronically.    

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Skylar Cox, 1st PCPS

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I can use Wakelet to share links for researching in my class. One of my computer science standards is for students to use effective research strategies to locate information and other resources. I can share research strategies with my students using Wakelet. Attached is my "Research Resources" Wakelet that I created.
Molly Reece, Computer Science, PCES

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I could use Wakelet to share links for Pixar Shorts that we use in class or other links to games and activities.
Brandi Huskins 4th Grade ELA

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I could use one of Jennifer's Newsletter templates. These can also be exported as PDFs to put in Wednesday folder.   I can also post a video lesson and an assignment in Wakelet for students to complete independently while I work with individual students.
C. Cannon

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I designed this Wakelet to introduce figurative language to my students. It includes definitions, a Flocabulary, and a matching activity.

Sara Beth Nowviskie

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Let's explore to world of funky words and phrases and their underlying meanings.