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Fasten Seat Belts 2 - Videos for Learning About Cultural Norms
From Richard Byrne
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This Is Your Brain. This Is Your Brain On Music.
NPR story on the power of music
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Great site for resources on Roald Dahl
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Level Up! With 11 Things on a Jeepney
Cool challenge-based PD for staff to build tech capcity.
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Step 1: Marketing Channel Audit - School Marketing Plan Challenge
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Transitional Guidance on Identification, Assessment, Placement, and Reclassification of ELLs.pdf
Recommended Minimum Hours of ESL Instruction
- 2.5 hours of direct ESL instruction per week, delivered by a licensed ESL teacher
- 2.5 hours of direct ESL instruction per week, delivered by a licensed ESL teacher.
- 1-2 hours per day of direct ESL instruction, delivered by a licensed ESL teacher.
- 2.5 hours per day to a full day of direct ESL instruction, delivered by a licensed ESL teacher.
- he school’s assistant principal or principal.
- n order to make effective instructional and assessment decisionsfor ELLs, districts should consider establishing a school-based team charged with reviewing relevant ELL dataand making instructional decisionsfor each student. School-based teams should be composed of educators, administrators,and/orsupport service staff who regularly interact with the student;for example:the student’s ESL or bilingual education teacher,the student’s sheltered content area teachers,school guidance counselors, psychologists or special education teachers, if the student receives such services,
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View & Edit your Video Footage in Slow Motion
The two main benefits of VideoPix is the ability to slow down your videos for editing and capture frame-by-frame photographs from within. This means that you can shoot video, without having to worry about missing any photo opportunities.
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A Good Alternative to Social Studies Textbooks - Go Social Studies Go
From Richard Byrne
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My Story – Create Multimedia Books on Your iPad | iPad Apps for School
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School Superintendents: Vital or Irrelevant
Sunday, September 14, 2014
My Weekly Diigo Bookmarks (September 14, 2014)
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