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Monthly Archives: June 2012

Read…Think

June 23, 2012

Plain Hard Work

June 22, 2012

Analyse Finnish Ad for Effectiveness

June 20, 2012

This Finnish Ad (about a minute) is a good media literacy lesson for junior-intermediate students. Have the students watch the ad with …

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Cain’s Cardboard Arcade

June 15, 2012

This is a must-see video that will warm your heart. Get your kleenx box ready. It is the story of …

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Challenge Student Thinking

June 14, 2012

Example tasks to challenge student thinking: Big Ideas What message might the author be telling us through the main character? …

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Google Tips every student should know

June 13, 2012

Computer Hope’s Top 10 Google Tips are little known but very useful for students and teachers alike. They are: 1. Definitions …

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News Articles and Curriculum Connections for students: Gr. 2-8

June 12, 2012

Teaching Kids News is a website developed by Toronto educators Jonathan Tilly and Kathleen Tilly and freelance journalist Joyce Grant. Each article has authoritative links and lesson …

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Ridiculously Imaginative Playgrounds

June 12, 2012

  The Colossal website is a fantastic resource for all different kinds of art. This playground is just one of many I …

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Large Subways grow in similar ways

June 11, 2012

Bob Yirka reports on an article by British and French researches in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, that all of the …

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Why do rumours spread so fast on Twitter?

June 10, 2012

  Benjamin Doerr, Mahmoud Fouz and Tobias Friedrich explain using a mathematical model why Rumours Spread Fast in Social Networks. An interesting question …

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