Hello all,
There do not seem to be many tools to support students with the general science MAPS test. There seems to be numerous resources available to students to improve their reading, language, and math scores. Beyond the MAPs test, it's nice to find additional study resources to reinforce concepts that go along with the science curriculum or from time to find resources that refresh students' memories of past science topics. I have found Scholastic's Study Jams fulfills both purposes of curriculum support and concept review from past years. Study Jams are available for both science and math. Many of the science Study Jams feature a video or slide show followed by test yourself questions. The questions are scored at the end and the reasoning for the correct answers is revealed by looking at feedback for each question. Study Jams seems to be geared toward the 5th-8th grade crowd. I've especially found it beneficial for the 6th grade reinforcement of topics. The test yourself questions work well for team trivia battles.
Happy studies,
Mrs. A
Science literacy, technology, and education blog by Cheri Authement.
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Free Introduction to Web 2.0 Tools Mini E-course
Powerful Learning Practice is a site geared more toward paid
for professional development. There is
an Intro to Web 2.0 Tools mini-course offered for free through the site. The learner receives an email each day for
two weeks highlighting a different Web 2.0 tool. The mini-course introduces blogging, wikis,
social bookmarking, Twitter, Ning, videos and so much more. The course content is easy to follow and
relevant. At the end, the learner receives a nifty badge like the one to the right to add to a site, blog, or other space determined to be worthy and of course to advertise for PLP. By no means do I consider myself a Web 2.0 Tools Master, I did gather some new ideas and resources during the journey. In the store there are also two free resources under Free Stuff, the
Connected Educator Starter Kit and the Connected Teacher: Powering Up.
Happy exploring,
Mrs. A
Happy exploring,
Mrs. A
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