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Use Padlet more and try Weebly.

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I want to have kids use weebly:)

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I would like to try pallet with my first graders.

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tellagami

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Tellagami

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Using padlet as an exit tool to assure that the students have understanding of taught concepts.

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Using videos

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Holly

Sock puppets looks like a fun way to review stories, compare stories...

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padlet

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Introductio

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While you are helping others, the early finishers could complete a problem of the day

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Telegami is great for students who are shy and afraid to share out

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How many tools are too many? Does the toolbox ever get too full?

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I agree with the comment that sped looks the same and technology is often a motivator for these students.

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The idea i

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I like the idea of "training" small groups of students so that they become "experts" on the different tools

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The idea of teaching experts is

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What was the criteria for that last assignment?

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I like how you could see a student' s interpretation

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Students could sort words and could show comprehension through retell

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Holly

We thought that it could be useful for our Science concepts to be presented in a different way.

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Sometimes we get married to the means to share the knowledge (scan tron, apps that the teacher knows), but we keep in mind what is important...it's knowing whether or not the students learned the necessary information.

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With nonverbal students they could demonstrate their knowledge of a skill

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Can be done at all levels

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Students are going to gain a deeper understanding and retain the concepts longer if they create a video/project rather than just repeat what they've heard on paper

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I was thinking that I could use this in 2nd grade during our plant unit. Students now collect their observations in a notebook. This could be a digital form... :)

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I wonder who helped this young man. His parent? His teacher

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Dream big!

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Cheryl

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The "Road Less Traveled"-- sometimes it DOES hurt..... But sometimes it's pretty awesome too.

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The encouragement of you taking charge of making the world awesome.

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He is very talented.

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Holly/ 2nd Grade

I like how he encourages you to dream, unless it's a crappy dream, then find a new dream!

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Inspiring

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Exploring, inspiring, never giving up....doing something is better than not doing anything at all.

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Kids want to be inspired and challenged.

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Kidpresident has some neat ways of inspiring us, and lots of different ideas.

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Special education

I like the part where he said we are a team!

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The young gentleman inspired me to think....and he was so cute!

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Taylor Phillips performing her slam The words can be found here: http://www.moscholars.org/slampoetry.html

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This is a way more efficient way to expose students to a lot of tools!!

I am excited to try padlet and corkulous with my students!

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Keep learning... Don't give up

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He's unique in his thinking.

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Be inspired

to learn and grow.

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