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WELS Technology Advisory Committee

WELS Technology Advisory Committee. Teacher. Internet Research for the Upper Grades:. Is There a Problem with Plagiarism?. Gail Potratz Emanuel Lutheran of New London. Internet Research. Use as your search engine MTSD Internet Search Page

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WELS Technology Advisory Committee

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  1. WELS Technology Advisory Committee Teacher

  2. Internet Research for the Upper Grades: Is There a Problem with Plagiarism? Gail PotratzEmanuel Lutheran of New London

  3. Internet Research • Use as your search engine • MTSD Internet Search Page • Credit your sources - music, photos, clipart, text (part of spiral tech curriculum) • By Grades • Another Example Favorite for Internet Sites

  4. Ways to Eliminate “Free Range Grazing” • Create a MS word or AW document that contains a list of hyperlinks. • Use e-mail at home and send the links • MS Word Sample • AW Sample

  5. Internet Research for the Upper Grades: Is There a Problem with Plagiarism?

  6. “Any problems that schools cannot solve without machines, they cannot solve with them.” Alan Kay 1994

  7. “Good teachers taught effectively without computers, and they will teach effectively with them.” Gail Potratz

  8. Philosophy of Education is far more important than knowing how to do or teach Power Point. Look at our teaching.

  9. Assignment #1 • Typical yearly research in grade school • Problems are the Solution • Compiled by Steph Capra & Jen Ryan • Article on Problem based learning byZarrina and Schroeder

  10. Assignment # 2 • Cigarette Dilema

  11. Content vs. Process

  12. Bloom’s Taxonomy 1956 2001 Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation Remembering Understanding Applying Analyzing Evaluating Creating

  13. Research Module

  14. Teaching Methods/Strategies • WebQuests • The Light in the Forest - • An extension of the teaching of the novel by Conrad Richter. Students "capture" another Native American and create a new identity for him/her so they fit into the Lenni Lenape culture.

  15. Teaching Methods/Strategies • Slam Dunks Storm of the Century At What Risk? Civil War Battles Internment Camps -WWII

  16. Teaching Methods/Strategies • Question Press • Learning to Question to Wonder to Learn by Jamie McKenzie

  17. Tools/Strategies • Biography Maker Jamie McKenzie

  18. Tools/Lesson Design • How to build a lesson that allows kids to create new information.

  19. Lesson Plan View the Movie • Use Inspiration to map the connections between the physical and cultural geography of one of the three places • Write an essay that shows the connection between physical and cultural geography in the place you have chosen. Add one appropriate photo image of that place. Aosta, Italy Diagram Essay Example

  20. Internet Research for the Upper Grades: Is There a Problem with Plagiarism? Gail PotratzEmanuel Lutheran of New London

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