Archive for October, 2009
Did you know? Technology.
This is an amazing video about stuff we never knew.
Hope you enjoy!
By the way, the song used in the video is “Right Here, Right Now” by Fat boy Slim.
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Duration : 0:4:51
Whole Brain Teaching: Kindergarten (Expanded!)
Watch this substantial addition to Andrea Schindler’s kindergarten video as her students demonstrate an amazing variety of Whole Brain teaching techniques: class-yes, hands and eyes, teach-okay, switch, Mighty Oh Yeah, lines-lines-lines, seats-seats-seats, a bubble in your mouth and the wonderful criss cross applesauce! For more information about Whole Brain Teaching, email Chris Biffle at CBiffle@AOL.com
Duration : 0:7:24
Phil Newton’s Break out Strategy
http://www.trading-strategies.info In this Forex Strategy Video you will see a detailed description of how I trade the Asian session range break out.
Duration : 0:9:58
Hilarious Professional Development for Teachers
www.wavelengthinc.com
The best inservice ever!
From Wavelength’s show
A Funny Thing Happened Leaving No Child Behind.
Duration : 0:1:18
Discover Information Literacy
Four Instructional Technology graduate students at the University of Mary Washington collaborated to create this video defining and guiding students and teachers through information literacy including the premier of their innovative DISCOVER approach to teaching information literacy.
Duration : 0:8:3
Math Education: An Inconvenient Truth
M.J. McDermott is speaking about the current state of math education, as a private citizen . KCPQ does not endorse this video.
Math education: An Inconvenient Truth
Duration : 0:15:25
Whole Brain Teaching: 3rd Grade: Classroom Management
What technology was invented in the 21st century?
I need to know the name of the inventor and the invention and the date/year that it was created. It has to be technology.
If you know who created the ipod, or blueray, or anything tech. Please let me know!
Thanks!
all the techanologies which invented in 20th or 19th centuries they are mostly improved in 21th century.
example; cars, computers, aircrafts,etc
How to get a teaching position at a community college?
I have a BA in Anthropology and I am finishing my MA in Human Sexuality Studies. I am very very interested in teaching at a JC or community college. I know right off the bat I am going to have difficulty getting equivalency status granted to teach Anthropology. However, that aside, are there any tips to securing a teaching position when I will be competing with MA’s and PhD’s in Anthro?
I am interested in the Los Rios Community College district in Sacramento, CA and will be moving up there after I get married next summer. I know that being a part of the community is key to the community college atmosphere and experience, and I will be trying to do that in whatever way possible.
Any other tips or ideas on how to get a teaching position at a JC?
First- remember you will probably have to teach at more than one CC to make a living wage – adjuncts [read: peons] are the norm in academia now even if you have [as I do] a PhD. Second – because of the facts of the market now it helps if you live in an area with many CCs. Third – check out the Chronicle of Higher education’s job site and tips esp. for adjuncts and CC jobs – you can even sign up for job alerts in your field [also- go to your local reference librarian esp. at a University and ask for search site for employment in CCs and in your field]. Fourth – focus on teaching where you are now, rather than publications. It also helps if you are familiar [even to taking a course] with the higher ed. requirements in your state and advising students about how to meet them. If you can get evaluations on your classroom performance -even if just from your professors- this will help a lot. All things being equal though – the candidate with a proven teaching record outshines one without. Fifth – it always helps to know an insider and to have good references -be sure to tell anyone you ask for refs that you want to teach not try -at the moment- for tenure track it makes a difference. Sixth – good luck!
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Watch first year teacher, Andrea Schindler, demonstrate features of Whole Brain Teaching’s