Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Today's Technology in Action
"Promethean Activboards boards in Houston, TX" video uploaded to YouTube by PrometheanUSWeb, March 15, 2007.
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Thing #20, part 2: YouTube, TeacherTube and Zamzar
Beginning Monday I will be teaching my second graders how to subtract two digit numbers with regrouping. We taught 2-digit addition before the Thanksgiving holidays. Addition went surprisingly well, but most of us are pretty nervous about the subtraction piece. This is always a difficult concept for our students. I think this TeacherTube video will help. I am looking forward to seeing and hearing my students' reactions!
While we all realize showing a video must have merit, not simply a time-filler, the access to videos is very rewarding. I have found this to be very true time and time again in Science and Social Studies lessons while integrating Discovery Education (old timers-- United Streaming)video clips. I used to use the videos as an introduction, but now I use them more for reviews or extra support. I have found that the kids seem to enjoy them more when we can "review" the concepts. They enjoy feeling proud of their knowledge and seeing the information as a review as opposed to being exposed to new information. I have found this use to be more effective.
Disclaimer: I couldn't figure out how to post two videos in the same entry. It is after 1am and I'm tired, so I opted to create two posts for Thing #20.
While we all realize showing a video must have merit, not simply a time-filler, the access to videos is very rewarding. I have found this to be very true time and time again in Science and Social Studies lessons while integrating Discovery Education (old timers-- United Streaming)video clips. I used to use the videos as an introduction, but now I use them more for reviews or extra support. I have found that the kids seem to enjoy them more when we can "review" the concepts. They enjoy feeling proud of their knowledge and seeing the information as a review as opposed to being exposed to new information. I have found this use to be more effective.
Disclaimer: I couldn't figure out how to post two videos in the same entry. It is after 1am and I'm tired, so I opted to create two posts for Thing #20.
Thing #20, part 1: YouTube, TeacherTube and Zamzar
I found the following video clip on YouTube. I think it does a nice job of explaining the role of a teacher-librarian. It seems so many folks believe the only job a librarian has is to shelve books. Sit back and enjoy this one!
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