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FLIPPED LEARNING
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A Flipped Lesson is a great way to create more time in the classroom to help students with specific needs. This lesson plan is an example of how to plan a lesson. This VIDEO is my absolute favorite! HipHughes does a great job explaining what exactly a Flipped Classroom is and how to get started at every level. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
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on Digital Citizenship.
Learning how to be a Digital Citizen is equally important as learning how to be a good citizen in general.
Navigating cyberbullying, privacy, safety, and other digital dilemmas are a real challenge for schools. Technology provides incredible opportunities for students to learn, connect, create, and collaborate in ways never before imagined. But, teachers must diligently oversee students interactions and help them learn how to be careful users.You can build a positive classroom/school culture that supports the safe and responsible use of technology with the website Common Sense Education's K-12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum. Students can build skills around critical thinking, ethical discussion, and decision making. Visit their site for more lessons on all things related to Digital Citizenship! |
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