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60 Things Students Can Create To Demonstrate What They Know by Ryan Schaaf, Notre Dame of Maryland University When I was a high school student,…

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Several tools helps kids brush up on their computer skills.

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Shila Odedra-Silvera at FUZE Technologies discusses the numerous skills and attributes that children can show and cultivate through computing, and shares some practical advice on how to inspire girls with the variety of things that can be achieved by technology.

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Halloween apps and iPad integration activities for the elementary classroom. Check out these 4 creative iPad Halloween lessons using free apps!

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What are the best apps for teachers? We asked TED-Ed Innovative Educators and the TED-Ed community. Below, 25 awesome apps recommended for teachers, by teachers. For teaching students how to presen...

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Mobile is at the forefront of our edtech development here at SAS Curriculum Pathways—not simply because it's the hottest emerging hardware technology entering classrooms around the world, but because of the exciting possibilities it brings to traditional learning environments.

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How Does a Hurricane Form?

In the simplest terms, the Sun’s heat and Earth’s rotation lead to hurricanes. Near the equator, the Sun’s intense rays warm vast areas of ocean.

The Sun’s heat causes ocean surface waters to evaporate. The warm, moist air rises, cools, and condenses to form clouds. If the air is warm enough, large thunderstorms can form.

Several large thunderstorms cluster together. Earth’s rotation causes the winds to swirl around its center and wind speed increase.

If wind speeds increase to 63 kilometer (39 miles per hour), it becomes a tropical storm. If winds reach 120 kilometer (74 miles per hour), it becomes a hurricane.

As a hurricane travels over warm ocean waters, it is fueled by heat and water. As it moves over land, its heat supply is cut off and the powerful storm weakens.

Learn more about historic hurricanes and how scientists track them.

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I love this because it is so timely, and the visuals are amazing for helping students (and adults) understand hurricanes and how they work.

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I wanted to repost this article because it is excellent in teaching students about hurricanes.

The best Apps to teach kids Coding: Learning computer programming can help kids develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. It also encourages them to be not only the consumers of technology, but also the creators.

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By Mark Engelberg - In today’s digital world, when we teach our kids coding skills, we are programming them for success.

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The Kinder Corral is an interactive math game available for iOS and Android devices. This app included farm-themed games that explore math for Kindergarteners. The set of five games begins with tr...

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The iPad has game-changing potential for any classroom. Use these ideas, tips and apps to spark some new interest.

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Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn PocketThere are plenty of reasons teachers do not use education technology. It’s expensive. It’s hard to always find a reason to implement edtech into a particular lesson. That’s all true and valid, really. But what are the other big reasons that teachers don’t use technology in the classroom? We did …

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Should Teachers Use Twitter? This Flowchart Says Probably by TeachThought Staff Should you use twitter? That's a loaded question with a lot of assumptions. But…

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