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ASD Social Studies Coordinator Pamela Orme talks about the correlation between the Common Core State Standards and Social and Emotional Learning standards an... 
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i AM WONDERINTAMPA – The students in Nicole Carpenter’s Photography 1 class at Plant City High School may not have not heard much about the Common Core State Standards. But they do know they are spe
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I am wondering what social skills lessons might be able to use Common Core Terms as well? I know some of the Cultures of Thinking routines might be ways to help with social-emotional learning.
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This is a site about games that parents can play with young children who have autism.
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There's a new pyramid that details how the best web tools fit into Bloom's Digital Taxonomy. It's a must-see for all teachers and students alike!
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In 1978, John Hunter introduced a complex, immersive, interactive, collaborative, geopolitical game to his elementary school students. In 2011, he gained a global following when he delivered a TED ta
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Interesting article. not sure if I understand how it was imnplemented, but I think the stages are fascinating and how they might be used in thinking how people solve problems in education.
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What Special Education Teachers Need to Know About the Common Core Standards | Concordia Online - http://t.co/K3yWd8kK #spedchat Via Beth Panitz, Ed.D., Mary Perfitt-Nelson
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February 8, 2013 11:48 AM
Special Education and the Common Core...
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Creating School-Wide PBL Aligned to Common Core | Edutopia http://t.co/sAgKnKrk
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When we provide support to teachers, we need to consider the suggestions/challending presented.
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PR Web (press release) School Districts Pilot Web-Based Social Skills Program by The Social Express PR Web (press release) The makers of The Social Express® are pleased to announce that three school districts in Maine and California have signed on...
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Implementing the Common Core doesn’t mean educators have to abandon SEL—in fact, just the opposite might be true.
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Finally! Somebody gets what I have been talking about! Now we have to spread the word.
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Nice document which breaks down Progress Monitoring for early childhood. Keep in mind that it appears to be sponsored by a technology company.
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April 9, 2014 2:41 PM
Nice document which breaks down Progress Monitoring for early childhood. Keep in mind that it appears to be sponsored by a technology company.
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I think we can learn a lot about innovation from Lego. Yes. Lego. The company that makes little red bricks! These days,…
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The Padagogy Wheel takes an expanded approach Bloom's Digital Taxonomy and offers 62 iPad apps that fit into the organized chaos that is Bloom's.
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This is cool. For SEL, it would be interesting to see which skills might fit into each level and then which APP's might apply.
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Each federally financed consortia is crafting common guidelines for accommodating students with disabilities.
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I wonder how they are addressing students with severe attention concerns. The use of technology in and of itself might be helpful in keeping students engaged, but I wonder what reserach they have done in this area.
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New School Technology – Google Docs and The Common Core http://t.co/R6M3tYnlEq via @newschooltech
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by Marilyn Price-Mitchell, PhD. This article discusses the research of Dr. Dimitri Christakis, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Washington. His studies link over-stimulation from early television watching to ADHD in later school life.
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It is fun to watch children develop into little social beings. I think my most favorite time was when I was a Montessori Teacher and had a multiage classroom of 3 to 6 year olds. The group became a little family during the three ...
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This video gives an example of alignment between the common core and SEL. As educators who work with SEL, we need to always remember that we are supporting to the Common Core with the skills that we are teaching. Some people might think it is a waste of time, but unless a student can master SEL, they will not master Common Core.