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The document outlines an agenda for a summer reading program event that involves a high-tech treasure hunt using GPS devices called geocaching. Students will learn about key geocaching terms like waypoints and muggle. They will then get hands-on experience using a GPS device to search for hidden containers called geocaches by inputting coordinates, following hints, and using a compass. The goal is to practice skills in latitude, longitude, maps and cross-curriculum connections while having fun outside.Brain Matters March 5 Inservice
Brain Matters March 5 InserviceAnn Noonen
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This document summarizes an in-service presentation on brain-based learning given to elementary school teachers. It covers why focusing on the brain is important, provides an overview of basic brain anatomy and functions of areas like the hippocampus, amygdala, hypothalamus and frontal lobes. It discusses how stress and distress affect learning and memory, the importance of attachment, and strategies to promote brain-based teaching and learning based on neuroscience principles. The presentation aims to help teachers better understand the biology of learning and identify practices that support or hinder students' brain development.Connecting the dots
Connecting the dotsAnn Noonen
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This document discusses connecting concepts from presentations on trauma, the brain, and poverty to classroom instruction and student stress responses. It prompts the reader to reflect on insights from past presentations on trauma and the brain, how those insights relate to their work, times when students may feel stressed and strategies to mitigate stress. The document suggests distinguishing between strategies and ways of being, and provides additional resources for the reader.QR Codes @ PETE&C 2015
QR Codes @ PETE&C 2015Ann Noonen
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QR codes can be used in elementary classrooms in various ways. QR codes can link to websites, videos, information or images when scanned by a reader on a smartphone or other device. Teachers can create QR codes to link to online books, videos, homework help and more. This allows for paperless options and interactive activities. Some ideas include attaching QR codes to models, books, maps and artwork to provide additional digital content. QR codes can also be used for scavenger hunts and interactive exhibits. They provide a fun, engaging way for students to access multimedia content in the classroom.Qr codes pp
Qr codes ppAnn Noonen
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QR codes can be used in elementary classrooms in various ways. QR codes can link to websites, videos, information or images when scanned by a reader on a smartphone or other device. Teachers can create QR codes to link to online books, videos, homework help sites, scavenger hunts, and more. This exposes students to digital content and makes information more accessible. QR codes boost literacy and engagement by connecting students to virtual books, videos, interactive exhibits and other online resources related to their studies.Seton jan 20
Seton jan 20Ann Noonen
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This document contains an agenda for a presentation on using iPads at Seton Catholic School. The agenda includes sections on tips and tricks for using iPads, projecting iPads, QR codes, iBooks, Dotepub, formative assessment apps, app searching and reviewing, and exploring educational apps. The document provides information on various apps and features for using iPads in educational settings.Keynote 30 Million Word Gap
Keynote 30 Million Word GapAnn Noonen
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The document discusses research showing that the number of words children hear from parents by age 3 affects their vocabulary and impacts their learning. Children from lower-income families typically hear 30 million fewer words on average. The document provides recommendations for teachers, schools, parents, and caregivers to help close this "30 million word gap". Suggestions include professional development for teachers, classroom instruction focusing on language and vocabulary development, and encouraging parents to talk, read, and engage with children using varied vocabulary.SLO overview power point 2014
SLO overview power point 2014Ann Noonen
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This document provides an overview of Pennsylvania's Student Learning Objective (SLO) process for measuring teacher effectiveness. It reviews the SLO concept, terminology, design, criteria, and template. The SLO process requires teachers to identify goals based on content standards, select performance measures to assess student achievement of those goals, and establish performance indicators and expectations. The SLO template guides teachers through documenting this process in six sections: classroom context, SLO goal and standards, performance measures, growth targets, analysis of student results, and evaluation.August 25 welcome
August 25 welcomeAnn Noonen
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際際滷s shared with Crawford Central elementary faculty on August 25th.
Happy New Year, everyone! Tips for Success in School
Tips for Success in SchoolAnn Noonen
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The topics in the PowerPoint were shared during the Crawford Central School District's Title I Summer Reading Club 2012 Picnic.Sites
SitesAnn Noonen
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This document provides parents with online resources to help their children with reading and math, including sites that focus on letter sounds, fluency, and interventions for reading and virtual manipulatives, games, and lessons for math. It also shares the website http://www.craw.org where parents can access links to these reading and math sites and thanks Title I teachers Sandy Holland and Amy Lawrence for their work.Scavenger Hunt TIP
- 1. Digital Video Resources @ CCSD Dr. Ann M. Noonen February 2010
- 2. AGENDA Welcome Discovery Streaming Digital Resources Zamzar TeacherTube SchoolTube Discovery Web 20.10
- 3. What questions do you have? Access the TIP Wiki http://ccsd.wikispaces.com Link to TIP Digital Resources Wallwisher
- 4. Discovery Streaming Distribute bookmarks Link on TIP Wiki Log in
- 5. Lets go on a scavenger hunt! Find a two minute video segment about the largest living land animal on earth hint it can fit a lot in its trunk Download that video Find an image of mans first small step The key word = the king of pops famous dance Download that image
- 6. Scavenger Hunt (continued) Download each of these audio files Find a sound of a drum playing Now find a song about drums Find an article about Martin Luther King Find Kennedys speech in which he exclaims, Ich bin ein Berliner
- 7. Continue the Hunt! Find the tool that will take you around the world with an interactive map Hint check out the Teacher Center Now find the tool that will show you what happened on February 16 in Science, Math, Language Arts, and more Hint it is just above that interactive map
- 8. Now lets find some great resources! Click on the Professional Development link and find the list of seminars delivered over the Web Check out the Teaching Tips section
- 9. Discovery Ed Resources Video/Video segment Image Audio files Sound Song Encyclopedia article Atlas Webinar/PD opportunities Tech Tips
- 10. Using YouTube @ CCSD Zamzar Convert files without the need for software Four (4) easy steps
- 11. Other Digital Resources TeacherTube SchoolTube
- 12. Discovery Web 2.0 for 2010 Mashup of online apps Link from TIP Wiki
- 13. Digital Resources Discovery Streaming Zamzar TeacherTube SchoolTube Web 2.0 for 2010