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I chose a picture of space and Earth to correlate with my unit plan on space innovation. I followed steps from Lynda.com to crop, enhance resolution, and lighten the original picture. I then used blur and text tools to add purple stars in the corners and the phrase "infinity and beyond" to stand out against the darker background and remind me of how wonderful Earth and space can look. I kept the Photoshop editing simple by using a few basic tools.
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The document provides details for a lesson plan that uses technology to teach students about transportation methods from 1903-2003. The lesson focuses on aviation for one day. Students will watch a video about two influential aviation innovators, create a VOKI character and QR code, read a blog, and discuss different opinions. They will also make paper airplanes. The lesson utilizes various technologies like YouTube, VOKI, and QR codes to engage students in an interactive way while teaching about the history and evolution of transportation.
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Unit powerpoint donef
This unit plan focuses on innovations in transportation from 1903 to 2003. Over the course of a week, students will research different eras of transportation innovations: airplanes (1903-1923), cars (1923-1943), submarines (1943-1963), space exploration (1963-1983), and trains (1983-2003). Each day students will learn about a new era and a significant innovation from that time. At the end of the week, students will present what they learned about their assigned era and their favorite transportation innovation from the past century. The unit incorporates computers, internet research, and PowerPoint presentations to engage students and have them showcase their learning.
Unit plan powerpoint1
This unit plan focuses on innovations in transportation from 1903-2003. Over the course of a week, students will research different eras of transportation and create a short PowerPoint on a milestone from that era. On Mondays students will research airplanes and the Wright Brothers from 1903-1923. Throughout the week they will look at innovations in other areas like cars, ships, space travel, and trains. On Fridays they will present their findings to the class. Students will use computers, the internet, PowerPoint and videos to conduct research and create their presentations. The goal is for students to understand and accurately describe a transportation innovation from each era.
Unit plan powerpont almsot done2
This unit plan focuses on transportation innovations between 1903-2003. Students will research different decades within this timeframe and create a short PowerPoint presentation on their findings. Each day focuses on a different era: Monday is 1903-1923 and the Wright Brothers; Tuesday is 1923-1943 and Henry Ford; Wednesday is 1943-1963 and submarines; Thursday is 1963-1983 and moon boots; Friday is 1983-2003 and high-speed trains. Students will collectively learn about transportation milestones within these eras and present their findings at the end of the week. Research will involve using computers, the internet, PowerPoint, and video clips from sources like the Titanic.
Ci 350 assure revised
- The document outlines an ASSURE lesson plan for a 4th grade class of 20 students from diverse backgrounds to learn about different cultural holiday traditions.
- Students will research holidays in groups, act out stories, and create posters, videos, and podcasts to teach their peers. They will also analyze videos and have discussions online.
- The goal is for students to describe different holiday traditions from various cultures with 90% accuracy within 2 weeks. If students still don't understand after 2 weeks, conferences with parents will be held.
Review web 2.0
Classtell is a free website created by Raquel Escareno's 8th grade teacher to facilitate communication between students and teachers without using social media. The teacher had control over passwords and rules for the site. Classtell allows for collaboration through email and real-time communication, and provides 1GB of storage for sharing files. While it lacks video chat, students could read lectures, assignments, and email peers. Raquel found the site simple and effective for their classroom needs.
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Classtell is a free website created by the student's 8th grade teacher to facilitate communication between students and teachers without using social media. The teacher had control over the site by setting passwords and rules. The site allowed for collaboration through email and real-time communication. It was easy for students and teachers to use and upload files. Any problems were addressed quickly by the teacher. While it lacked video chat, the site served its purpose of sharing lectures, assignments, and communicating with peers through a simple and controlled platform.
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