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Anchored InstructionAnchored Instruction involves using video situations to "anchor" curriculum activities in. An example could be using words from a movie script to develop vocabulary and spelling exercises. Another example could be developing a social studies activity around a historical video. Here are two articles on anchored instruction, as well as a link to anchored instruction activities using movie trailers. Anchored Instruction Overview w/ Presentation Multiple Intelligence TheoryThe Multiple Intelligence Theory provides a foundation for developing classroom activities and lesson plans that address different ways of learning, different ways of processing information and problem solving. Helping Develop Multiple Intelligences Mind MappingMind maps are great for helping students organize information and support writing skills and reading comprehension in all curriculum areas. The link below will take you to a web page that has a wide variety of links on mind mapping and concept mapping. Lots of fun! Hot Topic: Inspiration in the Classroom FL DOE SSS Grade Expectations for TeachersMath . Introduction . K-2 . 3-5 . 6-8 FL DOE FCAT Materials
Parent ResourcesA collection of handouts on how parents can help their children succeed. Math Activities David Thornberg ResourcesA Rabbit on the Swim Team is a good discussion article. Are we designing our programming with the student's strengths in mind? A Rabbit on the Swim Team Campfires in Cyberspace provides some great insights on planning curriculum activities around how people learn. Campfires in Cyberspace |
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