From ABLENET:
Developing
Lifelong Leisure Skills for Individuals with Multiple Disabilities: An Overview
of Fun Activities for the Classroom
Wednesday, July 29
This
session will be an overview of leisure skills students may need once they reach
adulthood, with ties to activities and lesson goals that can begin as early as
preschool to ensure these skills are developed. Simple and fun activity ideas
for the classroom and home will be provided, with information about additional
resources for materials and ideas.
• Time: 6:00PM to 7:00PM CDT
• Presenter: Jody Click
• Level: Beginner
Limited space available, register today
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Monday, July 27, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Tests and Assessments LibGuide!
Check out the latest Tests and Assessments LibGuide by Kristin!
In addition to finding tests and assessments through our catalog and the lists on Library Acquisitions 2015, Current Test and Journal Lists LibGuide, this new LibGuide breaks down the test and assessments list into its broad categories and includes the A to Z listing.
In addition to finding tests and assessments through our catalog and the lists on Library Acquisitions 2015, Current Test and Journal Lists LibGuide, this new LibGuide breaks down the test and assessments list into its broad categories and includes the A to Z listing.
Monday, July 13, 2015
More free instructional resources for K-12 teachers!
Okay, there is one catch - you do have to register in order to access the library! Not too bad, it is still free ---- Educade created by GameDesk funded by AT&T has instructional resources, including lesson plans, applications, games and hands-on activities which can be searched by grade level, subject matter and technology type. It is at least worth checking out!
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
OpenEd
OpenEd is the largest K-12 educational resource library, offering over a million assessments, homework assignments, videos, games and lesson plans for every Common Core Math, Language Arts, Literacy and Next Generation Science standard. OpenEd lets you assign quizzes and homework to your students and automatically grades them, recommending videos for whatever they have problems with. The result is truly personalized learning for each student.
OpenEd also offers a free modern (Common Core, SBAC and PARCC-oriented) assessment tool. After a student takes a formative assessment OpenEd recommends just the right resources for the student to watch or play to gain mastery. OpenEd's also offers free assessments for every Common Core Standard and more. We are the only free and open source assessment item bank in existence. Over 150,000 teachers use OpenEd, reaching over 3 million students nationwide.
Monday, July 6, 2015
Free Webinar on Memory and Learning
In this upcoming webinar, join Francis Bailey and Ken Pransky, authors of Memory at Work in the Classroom: Strategies to Help Underachieving Students, in
practical examination of research on memory and learning that will help you
design high-quality instruction and troubleshoot learners' difficulties. Real
classroom examples will be included.
Implications and Applications of the
Latest Brain Research for Learners and Teachers
July 16, 2015, 3:00 p.m. ET (US)
Presented by Francis Bailey and Ken Pransky
Register Now
July 16, 2015, 3:00 p.m. ET (US)
Presented by Francis Bailey and Ken Pransky
Thursday, July 2, 2015
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