ICE Students as Historians

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    1. Students as Historians Using VoiceThread in the Classroom Illinois Computer Educators Conference 2009 Amy Kenyon (akenyon@nscds.org) Vinnie Vrotny (vvrotny@nscds.org) North Shore Country Day School
    2. National Council of Social Studies Teachers
      • "Social studies educators teach students the content knowledge, intellectual skills, and civic values necessary for fulfilling the duties of citizenship in a participatory democracy."  
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      •   From NCSS website www.socialstudies.org - "About Us"
    3. National Council of Social Studies Teachers
      • NCSS Core Values
        • Democratic principles and values
        • Diversity and Inclusiveness
        • Global Interconnectedness
        • Intellectual excellence
        • Open and reasoned civil discourse
        • Pursuit of Knowledge
        • Altruism and Commitment 
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      •   NCSS website www.socialstudies.org - NCSS Strategic Plan
    4. National Council of Teachers English
      • "Literacy education supports all students in the use of language to interact, imagine, reflect, think critically, and create knowledge in order to make a difference in their lives and the lives of others."
      • From NCTE website www.ncte.org - "Bedrock Beliefs"
    5. 21st Century Learning - NCTE
      • Twenty-first century readers and writers need to . . .
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      • • Develop proficiency with the tools of technology • Build relationships with others to pose and solve problems    
      •   collaboratively and cross-culturally • Design and share information for global communities to meet 
      •   a variety of purposes
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      • from NCTE Executive Committee, Towards a Definition of 21st Century Literacies
    6. VoiceThread as Tool to allow for this to happen
      • Allows students to create meaningful, non-static content
      • Invites discussion and feedback
      • Multimedia format allow for variety of learning styles to access
      • Updates, changes, additions easy to add
      • Fun!
    7. First Grade - Community
      • Essential Question:
      •      Identify different communitites and how they relate to each 
      •          other (i.e. classroom, school, town.)
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      • First graders North Elementary School in Lander, Wyoming created a movie of a walking tour of Lander
      • Our first graders created a VoiceThread tour of our school and one of Winnetka, IL
    8. Third Grade - Colonial America
      • Studying the Timeline of Important Events
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      • 1) The old way - teacher directed
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      • 2) The new way - student created but static
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      • 3) Last year - VoiceThread
    9. Third Grade - Dig
      • Classroom of the Mysteries - Drama and Record of Findings
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      • 1) The old way - drawing and writing for classroom journal
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      • 2) The new way - a PowerPoint of photos, drawings, text
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      • 3) This year - VoiceThread
    10. Eleventh Grade - 13 Days Project
      •   Post AP United States History Project
      • Students developed individual lists of 13 Days
      • Students narrowed combined list to 13 Day
      • Created Digital Stories which were integrated into VoiceThread for final documentary to allow for people to comment

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