Month: <span>November 2007</span>

11.30.07

Cores 1-4: Take the spelling bee written exam. Cores 1+4: Discuss your second multi-cultural novel using the handout as a guide. Extensions: Write out a few thesis statements that you think will work for your second essay, so that we can check them on Monday. Core 2: Watch Save Darfur …

11.29.07

Core 4: Solved: Online schools provide a more authentic learning environment than traditional ones. Your 30-Minute-Expert Resources link is here. You can also take a look at my blog post about the issue. My Sub Plans are Here.

11.28.07

Core 1: Write-on: What is the benefit of defending a position you do not personally believe in within a formal debate? Choose-on: On a notecard, please write your top 3 choices of the following debate topics (and proposition or opposition) you would be most interested in being a part of. …

11.27.07

Core 1: Vote-on: Which of the following debate topics will be the student selected debate? Solved: New Orleans should be relocated. Solved: The internet is a bad influence on children. Solved: Video games should be considered a sport. Solved: Everyone should know how to swim. Solved: The government should aggressively …

links for 2007-11-27

Logical Fallacies: The Fallacy Files An amazing resource for logical fallacies. (tags: fallacies debate) Free WordPress Themes – Kate’s Theme Viewer An enormous amount of great wordpress themes. (tags: wordpress themes WebDesign Templates)

11.26.07

Core 1: Write-on: If I told you that there were three elements of any good argument, what would they be called? Create a workable acronym for them as well. Use the resources at MiddleSchoolDebate.com to practice making Arguments. Are the opinions you have been voicing in your 30-minute-expert sessions arguments? …

links for 2007-11-26

Install WordPress on Your Own Hosted Server – Beyond School | Beyond School (tags: WordPress MakeYourBlog/WikiBetter) H I T – Hokanson’s Instructional » home A fairly extensive wiki for educational technology resources in all subject areas. (tags: edtech Wikis TechnologyTeacherResources) Clive on Learning: Don’t blame PowerPoint Interesting blog post on …