52 Interesting Ways to use Wordle in the ClassroomPastor Randy Lee
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52 ways to use Wordle in the classroom are presented. Some ideas include having students write about themselves and display the results in Wordle clouds, creating book quizzes by pasting book texts into Wordle, and using Wordle to share criteria or expectations for assignments. Wordle can also be used to analyze speeches, define vocabulary terms, compare themes in literature, and more. The document provides many creative ideas for incorporating the free online Wordle tool into classroom lessons and activities across subjects.
The hudson river_school_Korchev S. 10-A formJulia Birhova
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The Hudson River School was a 19th century American art movement known for romantic, detailed landscapes of the Hudson River Valley and surrounding areas. Key figures included Thomas Cole, who is considered the founder, and Frederic Edwin Church, who painted grand, panoramic landscapes influenced by travels in North and South America. Their paintings, influenced by romanticism, aimed to portray the beauty and drama of the American wilderness.
Here are the responses in the past perfect tense:
1) When I arrived at the cinema, the film had started.
2) She had lived in China before she went to Thailand.
3) After they had eaten the shellfish, they began to feel sick.
4) If you had listened to me, you would have got the job.
5) When we had finished dinner, we went out.
6) The garden was dead because it had been dry all summer.
7) The lights went off because we had not paid the electricity bill.
8) The children had not done their homework, so they were in trouble.
9) They had not eaten
Autocad2dmodulaplikasi 131116195205-phpapp01Han Han
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Dokumen tersebut memberikan panduan langkah demi langkah untuk melukis objek 2D menggunakan perisian AutoCAD. Ia menerangkan bagaimana untuk membuka fail baru, menentukan saiz paparan grafik, menggunakan alat-alat lukisan seperti garisan, bulatan dan lengkung, serta arahan-arahan untuk mengubahsuai objek seperti offset, trim dan fillet. Dokumen ini berguna untuk mempelajari asas-asas melukis menggunakan
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Ethan pendergraft read 180 next generation research presentationliteracyassessments
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Tips for teaching with CALL-Chapter 3:"Reading"elisapaslawski
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The document presents a project aimed at fostering a reading culture and expanding vocabulary through an integrated wiki, specifically targeting English language learners. It includes various references to research and literature in the fields of e-learning, language teaching, and collaborative learning. The author seeks feedback and suggestions to enhance the initiative, which was presented at TESOL Arabia in March 2010.
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The document discusses Pablo Picasso's quote about artists who can transform a yellow spot into the sun through their art and intelligence. It then provides definitions and brief descriptions of different genres of painting, including landscape painting, battle painting, seascape painting, still life, self-portrait, and the Hudson River School of American landscape painting. It notes Thomas Cole as the founder of the Hudson River School and provides short biographies of several prominent Hudson River School artists, including Albert Bierstadt, Frederic Edwin Church, Jasper Francis Cropsey, Asher Brown Durand, and William and James McDougal Hart.
The document provides three links to online resources about enhancing learning with technology. The first link is to a website called "Where's My Helmet?" about Dan Pink's book "A Whole New Mind". The second link is to a YouTube video about the construction of Canberra. The third item mentions Michael Fullan and includes a reference to a Zen ink painting by Hakuin Ekaku.
Web 2.0 tools such as blogs and podcasts can effectively support reading achievement in K-12 students. They provide collaborative environments to expand reading and writing skills in areas like fluency, vocabulary, and text comprehension. Blogs allow for creativity and ownership in the reading/writing process, while podcasts can impact vocabulary development and comprehension through audio resources. Creating podcasts of readers' theater, oral readings, or book reports encourages repetition, rereading, and public performance, motivating students and improving their work.
This document defines and describes different types of lines used in technical drawings. It discusses visible and hidden object lines, dimension lines, extension lines, center lines, leader lines, cutting plane lines, reference lines, repeated/ditto lines, break lines, and hatching lines. For each line type, it provides details on the line weight, style, and purpose. The document serves as a reference for the proper application of various line types in technical drawings.
Ethan pendergraft read 180 next generation research presentationliteracyassessments
油
The READ 180 Next Generation program provides intensive reading intervention for struggling readers in grades 4-12 who are two years below grade level. It uses differentiated instructional software, leveled literature, and focuses on reading, writing, and vocabulary skills. The program helps students take ownership of their learning and prepares them for the rigor and writing demands of the Common Core State Standards. Studies found READ 180 improved comprehension and literacy achievement, with some students gaining one to two years' worth of reading growth.
Tips for teaching with CALL-Chapter 3:"Reading"elisapaslawski
油
The document provides tips for teaching reading with computer-assisted language learning (CALL). It discusses selecting appropriate reading texts at the right difficulty level. It recommends emphasizing important words and providing opportunities for learners to interact with texts by clicking for help. Teachers should let CALL texts spark discussion among learners and choose materials that explicitly teach language. Evaluation of comprehension and language knowledge helps focus learners on what they are learning. Teachers should help develop strategies for online reading.
The document presents a project aimed at fostering a reading culture and expanding vocabulary through an integrated wiki, specifically targeting English language learners. It includes various references to research and literature in the fields of e-learning, language teaching, and collaborative learning. The author seeks feedback and suggestions to enhance the initiative, which was presented at TESOL Arabia in March 2010.
The document discusses effective reading skills and fluency. It introduces the importance of reading both for students and professionals. It explains that the purpose of reading is to connect new ideas to existing knowledge. The document then discusses reading rates and tips to increase reading speed, such as avoiding focusing on individual words and reading in word groups. It also covers comprehension, reasons for poor comprehension, and ways to improve comprehension skills, such as reading a variety of materials and understanding context. Finally, it discusses techniques like skimming, scanning, understanding text structure and punctuation to aid reading.
Cognitive factors that affecting reading comprehensionjeanecarlaong
油
Decoding speed, vocabulary, and cognitive factors like attention and motivation can impact a reader's comprehension. As readers develop, comprehension requires understanding words, sentences, and symbolic meaning. Comprehension depends on quickly recognizing words and determining meaning. A large vocabulary allows faster interpretation, while limited vocabulary slows understanding. Distracted or unmotivated readers may reread without comprehending. Poorly written text can decrease speed and hinder comprehension by challenging decoding, syntax, and motivation.