https://padlet.com/mclarke47/xfnc9tvl2043 Please share a link to an app or program that you could use in your 1:1 classroom and let us know which of the 4 Hallmarks it highlights. See example below en-us 2016-10-16 16:18:52 UTC 2017-07-28 20:30:10 UTC hello@padlet.com mclarke47 https://padlet.com/mclarke47/xfnc9tvl2043/wish/130979063 This is an interactive lesson tool that allows students to create a "timeline" detailing an issue or concept. It seems to have been developed with social studies in mind but I have it useful in my theology classes as well. It most connects with the Repetition hallmark as students use knowledge gained post reflection to produce original content. You could also create a teacher built timeline to help with Prelection. It also contains features that focus on Active Learning and Reflection
https://www.sutori.com/

]]> 2016-10-16 16:20:38 UTC https://padlet.com/mclarke47/xfnc9tvl2043/wish/130979063 https://padlet.com/mclarke47/xfnc9tvl2043/wish/179606190 I have been exploring Goformative. It seems like an easy way to incorporate Repetition into a unit. With a variety of posts, the students can work at their own pace, visit and revisit particular links. As there are so many possibilities for posting, active learning would also be possible.
www.goformative.com]]> 2017-07-27 22:51:13 UTC https://padlet.com/mclarke47/xfnc9tvl2043/wish/179606190 https://padlet.com/mclarke47/xfnc9tvl2043/wish/179661309 Book Creator is a great app that allows students to create free books explaining what they've learned. I've used this in the past to have students dig a little deeper into allusions in Jane Eyre. Each small group made a mini book about their allusion, and I combined them into one bigger class book that I posted to our website. They were then able to review the allusions as necessary. To me, this falls under active learning and repetition.
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