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Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
Just completed our initial introduction of iCurio to our teachers in Middle and Elementary School. Teachers were given their login information and asked to start reviewing it before the main training. Based on the overview the teachers really love the ability to use the filtering tool and standards search to fine grain down to an activity.…Read More
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Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
Below you will find the link to the alignment to Common Core State Standards and Publishers’ Criteria.
[bpfb_link url=’http://www.icurio.com/mktg/icurio/common-core’ title=’Common Core Content | icurio from Knovation’ image=”]icurio’s curriculum experts review every resource to ensure alignment with the intent of the Common Core State Sta…Read More1 Comment-
This is excellent! Teachers are going to think that ICURIO is the best thing since spring break!
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Abbie Combs posted
I just added a category for Student Assessment under the resources tab. I am attaching a few of those here.
Abbie Combs uploaded new file(s): student-assessment-inventory-achieve.pdf, principles-of-assessment.docx, cssocgcsassessmentcommitments10152014.pdf, 21st-century-assessment-defined.pdf to ARI Next Generation Data and Analysis -
Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
I know some of the districts are using Google with their students. I see that google has just released apps, IOS and Android for Google Classroom based on the article from eschoolnews. Here are some of the features:
The Classroom mobile app lets students and teachers the ability to:
1. Snap a photo and attach it to an assignment directly from…Read More2 Comments-
I have been using Google Classroom, Documents, and Drive Apps on iPads in my classroom. It has been a little adjustment but well worth the effort.
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Sometimes it is hard to step out and try new things but it is well worth it after the initial struggle. Thank you for being one those teachers that is willing to step outside the box and provide our students with new and innovative opportunities.
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I agree. Excellent day Paul. The resources from that day are now posted in the Holler. Folk should click on Resources on the home page and then explore the ISLN Folders.