Top Rated Edutopia Resources: Week Ending May 20, 2011
Here are Edutopia's most highly rated resources this week. Note that our resources can be rated along three parameters:
- PRACTICAL Practical materials are ones that you can use to improve your classroom or school right now. These include lesson ideas, tips and strategies for implemeting a new practice, or anything else that is useful RIGHT NOW (as opposed to something that may take 10 months and several committee meetings to implement.)
- INNOVATIVE These are materials that inspire you with their cutting-edge ideas. Not necessarily something you can implement right away, but if they're Practical too, then you can certainly choose both.
- PERSUASIVE Persuasive resources are those that make the case for a particular practice or idea. Maybe they helped to change your mind. Or maybe they could change someone else's mind. You could use these materials to persuade your school board, for instance, or your principal to adopt a new approach.
We'll surface the most Practical, Innovative and Persuasive resources on the site, via social media and in our newsletter. So please rate as you read! The feature was released recently, so the numbers are still a little low. Please rate anything that moves you; this is only useful if you share your opinions! :)
1. Classroom Management Strategies for Elementary Teachers
3. Tips for Grading and Giving Students Feedback
1. A Neurologist Makes the Case for the Video Game Model as a Learning Tool
2. Learning Styles: The Multiple Intelligences Redefine "Smart"
3. Poetry Contest: Write a Haiku on How We Can Improve Education (Group Discussion)
1. A Teachable Moment: Turning News from Egypt into Classroom Lessons
3. Going Beyond Teacher Appreciation Day
5. Passion-Based Learning: An Interview with Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach
We'll produce this list weekly, so please keep voting when you see something you like! Thanks to everyone for helping make Edutopia a better resource for 21st century educators.
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