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Posts Tagged: education
Euphemisms (30 Days of Creativity: Day 15)
Cinematic Appreciation Film Studies Celluloid Culture Motion Picture Explorations Cinematheque
Disc Logic (30 Days of Creativity: Day 14)
So I keep a small cache of donated laptops in my room for students to type projects on. Most of my kids are pretty computer literate, though I do throw curve balls at them with my locked-down Mac OS settings and software like OpenOffice in lieu of MS Word (free is cheap!). But there’s a… Read more »
Your Dropbox is Almost Full! Teacher Collaboration With Cloud Storage (30 Days of Creativity: Day 12)
Update below Teaching With Cloud Storage So since the very beginning of TFA Summer Institute, the hands-down most important web tool for me as a teacher (aside from email) has been Dropbox. Dropbox is a feature-rich, cross-platform file-syncing service. If you don’t use it to store your lesson plans, collaborate with co-teachers and other colleagues,… Read more »
Hi, I'm Andrew Plemmons Pratt. I am the Program Manager for New Classrooms in Washington, DC. (Though opinions expressed on this site are entirely my own.) I taught 7th-grade English in Prince George’s County, Maryland as a member of the 2010 Teach For America corps. I write about literacy & edtech here—along with stuff like industrial archeology and bread baking.