Adding A Scrolling Marquee
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To add a scrolling marquee to a teacher webpage on the NHCS site, the following steps must be taken: 1) Edit the HTML of the home page by clicking "Edit Page" and "Edit HTML Source" 2) Add the code <marquee>Type your text here</marquee> on a blank line at the top of the page 3) Format the text within the marquee tags by highlighting it after inserting.
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The SRI Interactive is an assessment that measures students' reading levels using Lexiles. It is a computer-adaptive test that students take independently. It provides a recommended reading list tailored to each student's interests and reading ability based on their scored Lexile level. The test takes approximately 20-30 minutes for most students to complete.
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This document provides instructions for taking a standardized reading assessment. It tells the student to log in, select book preferences, and listen to oral directions. It explains that the test contains practice and scored sections, with multiple choice questions to be answered one at a time. The directions emphasize carefully reading passages, completing sentences, eliminating wrong answers, using context clues, and using up to three skip options. It notes the test has around 20-30 questions but is not timed.
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SRI is a computer-adaptive reading assessment that measures students' reading comprehension levels using Lexile scores. The newest Enterprise Edition features enhanced data reporting and management capabilities. It can be used from grades K-12, though early grades are only recommended if students are already reading. Key benefits include accurate reading level assessments, progress monitoring, matching students to books, and analyzing student performance data to meet accountability standards. Questions are based on authentic text passages and assess comprehension skills like identifying details, sequences, conclusions, and comparisons.
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The document provides an overview of math units for grades K-6. It lists the unit titles and brief descriptions of the key concepts and skills covered in each unit, organized by grade level. The units progress from foundational topics like numbers, counting, and basic operations in early grades to more advanced topics like fractions, decimals, geometry, and algebra in later grades.
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Aha!Math is a supplemental math curriculum for K-5 that improves foundational and problem-solving skills. The document provides 7 steps to set up and use Aha!Math: 1) Create a teacher account; 2) Make classes and enroll students; 3) Preview and assign the curriculum to classes; 4) Create student accounts; 5) Enroll students in classes; 6) Have students access the curriculum; 7) Monitor student progress and scores in reports.
Aha!Math Implementing Units
Each unit in Aha!Math includes instructional modules, lessons, games, activities, and quizzes to improve student understanding of math topics. The document provides guidance on implementing each component, such as using instructional modules to support whole-class instruction, having students work through lessons individually or in pairs, and using quizzes and reports to assess student learning. Games are best used with students working in small groups or individually to build fluency and advance to more difficult levels. Activities are done as a whole class or in groups and involve hands-on learning. Proper implementation of each component can help meet students' individual needs.
AHA Math
This webinar discusses integrating digital curriculum in the classroom. It features two speakers who discuss the advantages of digital curriculum over print, including increased student participation, motivation, and the ability to customize learning. The second speaker highlights the interactive math curriculum Aha!Math, which provides research-based instructional strategies and flexibility for teachers and students. Questions from attendees are answered at the end.
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New Page Layouts
The document discusses the four layout options available when creating a new page as a teacher: blank page containing only text, home page layout with text, image and webpart zones, links page layout with areas for hyperlinks, and web part page layout with text and multiple zones. The web part page is described as the most flexible layout option, allowing addition of text, images, tables and other elements using webparts.
Teacher Pages Set Up
This document provides instructions for teachers on how to use the Harcourt Math CENTERTM system. It describes how to enroll students, add new students, create groups, make assignments, view reports, and use the various resources like assessments, interventions, and Mega Math. Teachers should not perform functions like making assignments while students are active to avoid database errors. All students start in the student pool by grade and can be enrolled or unenrolled by the teacher. Detailed steps are provided for adding students, creating groups, making assignments for whole classes, groups or individuals, and viewing different types of reports on student and class performance.
Google For Educators
Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. The document then lists and briefly describes several Google products and services for education including Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Images, Alerts, Earth, Books, Blogger, News, Translate, and Labs. It encourages using Google to find PowerPoint presentations and provides contact information for Tina Sartori.
Great Ideas Brainpop
BrainPOP and BrainPOP Jr. are educational websites that provide short animated movies on various topics. Teachers can use these movies to introduce new concepts, engage students through interactive elements and games, and assess understanding through quizzes. The document provides several suggestions for how teachers can incorporate BrainPOP/BrainPOP Jr. into hands-on, collaborative, and game-based learning activities. It also describes how teachers can use the site to prepare students for exams and practice skills like public speaking, note-taking, and American Sign Language.
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