Lundi 27 juillet 2009
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Grand Theft Childhood common-sense advice is based on a two-year $1.5 million research program funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as a review of relevant studies from around the
world. In this video
WatchMojo speaks to the author, Dr. Lawrence Kutner about what he has found concerning girls and gaming, as well as what parents can do if they are concerned with their
children's gaming. What is your opinion? Post your comments.
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Lundi 27 juillet 2009
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15:53
For our Comenius partners but also for
anyone planning on visiting the culturally diverse country of Turkey, WatchMojo.com presents a
helpful travel guide. Bridging between Asia and Europe, Turkey is an unique country that mixes the different cultures and architects.
Watch it and let this topic guide you through conversation practice. Find a partner and answer these questions:
1. Have you visited Turkey?
2. What do you know about Turkey?
3. Would it be your top choice for a visit? Why?
4. What do you like to do the most in Turkey?
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Dimanche 26 juillet 2009
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17:01
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Jeudi 23 juillet 2009
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14:50
Nik Peachey gives the pros and cons of web 2.0 teaching. Are new technologies changing our way of thinking?
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Mardi 21 juillet 2009
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13:46
What’s the point of Twitter? Why should educators get involved? What difference does using Twitter make?
Laura Walker gives some answers.
Here is a video on a Twitter Experiment:
Here is an example of a Twitter story created by 140 Elementary and Middle School Students Across the Globe:
http://twitter.com/manyvoices
There are many great sites with more information about the benefits of using Twitter as an educator:
- http://www.nea.org/home/32641.htm
- training resources: http://twitterforteachers.wetpaint.com/page/Training+Resources+%26+Links
- 100 tools for a twittering teacher:
Ideas as a starting point (secondary school)....: http://twitterforteachers.wetpaint.com/page/Secondary+School
Other 'microblogging' sites can be used in education like Edmondo.
Are you convinced? If not, watch this video:
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