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Technology in the Early 21st Century: examples of integrating Web 2.0 in the classroom. website where students can access assignments, submit their work, share ideas, ask or answer questions, and collaborate without the restrictions of scheduled period lengths, classroom walls or computer lab time. || Humanities 30 Wiki || media type="custom" key="9167264" media type="custom" key="9541354" || First, a copy of a student project completed on prezi. The student has created an effective (visually and contextually) representation of their learning in a format that is easily shared with the teacher and her peers. The second example is a slideshow uploaded to slideshare for easy sharing. || collaboration. Political Thinking class hands in assignments and creates a site for source collection. || Humanities 10 Wiki [|Political Thinking Ning] || Facebook unavailable at school, currently. || The English 10-1 class had a choice of presentation methods for a short story project. One group chose to prepare a facebook page to represent all of the plot, theme, character and setting elements of their story. ||
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 * The Humanities 30 Wiki is a teacher designed
 * Humanities 10 use a wiki for communication and

Academic Vocabulary for ELA courses - a worksheet that requires students to demonstrate mastery of terminology through defining, paraphrasing, visualizing and utlizing.
 * [[file:10-1 Vocabulary Worksheet.pdf]] || [[file:10-2 Vocabulary Worksheet.pdf]] ||
 * [[file:20-1 Vocabulary Worksheet.pdf]] || [[file:20-2 Vocabulary Worksheet.pdf]] ||
 * [[file:30-1 Vocabulary Worksheet.pdf]] || [[file:30-2 Vocabulary Worksheet.pdf]] ||

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===January 31, 2011 - here's the plan: ELA Agenda 31 January(feel free to add items or details)===

And here's the stuff we'll need:
(the numbers and graphs - yay)

Some food for thought (a refresher on the concept & some ideas for application in the classroom)

A template for Academic Vocabulary: