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Online professional development covering number sense, language development, children's authors on the Web, phonics, spelling, inquiry science, and more. Learn more…
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This month's Media Infusion blogger, Rebecca Lawson, discusses how students must be led to use critical and higher order thinking skills through the use of technology and media…more
In partnership with Produce for Kids, the second year of the Eat Smart for a Great Start campaign will once again feature loveable Hooper. The back-to-school theme promotes healthy lunchbox and snack ideas to busy moms. New this year will be a classroom contest, Play with Your Produce Challenge. All entering classrooms will receive coupons, sample lesson plans, discounts on nutrition books and curricula, and goodies for the classroom…more
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October: Meeting the Needs of Adolescent Learners with Media and Technology, with Rebecca Lawson