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The document provides tips and activities for students to focus on health, education, and writing at home. It discusses continuously raising writing scores under the leadership of writing curriculum creator Mrs. Nikki Swaine. It provides prompts, outlines, and examples for writing an essay about an outstanding teacher and includes a sample high-level student response. Feedback is provided on organization, support, conventions, and scoring.
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The document discusses technology integration strategies for 21st century classrooms. It recommends that teachers leverage students' personal technology like cell phones in the classroom instead of banning them. It provides examples of digital tools the author uses in their classroom like interactive whiteboards, document cameras, and audio enhancement systems. It also lists online resources for teaching and learning like educational websites, streaming services, and learning management systems.
Podcasting For Haart Session2
This document provides guidance for teachers on planning, recording, editing, publishing, and promoting podcasts. It outlines key steps like choosing a name, writing a script or outline, practicing delivery, minimizing background noise, exporting audio files, and hosting podcasts on the school's content management system. Promotional strategies mentioned include creating a homepage link and notifying families about new episodes.
Podcasting Training for HAART & TRT
The document discusses using podcasting for professional development of teachers. It defines podcasting as online audio or video content delivered via the web that can be listened to on computers or mp3 players. The document outlines reasons for learning podcasting technology, including keeping students proficient with future technologies, meeting curriculum standards, and allowing creative student projects. It provides an agenda for two podcasting training sessions, covering installing software, recording an introductory clip, and publishing podcasts on the school website.
Devan
This document appears to be a list of animal names with alterations made to each one. It includes one or two word alterations to the names of various animals from armadillos to zebras. The alterations are not sentences and do not provide additional context or meaning around the animal names. The document simply lists alphabetically various animal names with each one having a one or two word alteration made to it.
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Anteater Andy ate apples for dinner. Big birds ate bananas with a bug. Casey got a cat named Cassandra. Dirty dogs were digging ditches at the pet store. Elephants were entertaining exotic eels in a lake.
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The document describes different animals and the actions they take, with each line starting with the animal's name followed by a verb alliteratively starting with the same letter, such as an alligator eating an apple and buffalo biting bats' wings.
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