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Lee Graham's List: differentiation games
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Using tech tools and games acquired through grants and his own resourcefulness, second-grade teacher Robert Pronovost tailors math instruction to match students' individual learning styles. For more articles and videos about integrating technology in the classroom, visit our Tech2Learn resource page.
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Mar 04, 13
"Because Differentiated Instruction is for all students, the workshop will provide activities that will enhance learning objectives and expectations for every student while being able to work in his own area of strength. Participants will be able to walk away with creative ideas that will be invaluable for all students and learn to see students thrive and enjoy learning."
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sing tech tools and games acquired through grants and his own resourcefulness, second-grade teacher Robert Pronovost tailors math instruction to match students' individual learning styles. For more resources, visit http://www.edutopia.org/tec
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No two children are alike. -- No two children learn in the same way.
An enriched environment for one student is not necessarily enriched for another.
In the classroom we should teach children to think for themselves.
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A new website each day to help teachers reach & teach all learners in K-12 classroom
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This wiki explores some of the links between differentiated learning and electronic games.
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Every app featured in this review has been released in 2012, updates excluded. We wish this list had 12 categories so we could cover all of the wonderful new educational additions to the app store. Since that is not feasible we are limiting this list to learning games only. We will post a list of the 12 Best Book Apps of 2012 soon, as well as a list of the top 12 Educational App Developers. Stay-tuned!
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Mar 04, 13
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With so many educational apps on the App Store, there’s no limit to the learning possibilities at your fingertips. Take a look at some of our favorite apps for learning" -
Mar 04, 13
"Parents and teachers who trust little Muffy and Junior with their shiny iPads don’t have to worry about how access to shoot-‘em-up video games will rot their precious little gifted and talented program minds. Instead, they can download some of the following alternatives to help them build up their brilliant brains that will totally go on to win Nobel Prizes someday"
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(Fortune) -- Though many adults imagine the frightening Grand Theft Auto when they think of video games, kids appear to be subtler thinkers on the subject. Not only do many of them intuitively realize that games can embody any values and be on any subject, many want to make games themselves.
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It’s no secret that kids (and adults) love playing video games. Video games have become one of the most popular uses of leisure time and are a multi-billion dollar a year industry. Many educators have discovered that video game design and development is an effective learning tool in the classroom. Students who might not be interested in learning video game design and about computer programming but will be interested in video game design and development.
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Using a computer isn't always about playing video games and chatting with friends. You can just as easily create your own video games and programs. They may not be quite as glamorous as the games you buy in the store, but you'll have the satisfaction of doing it yourself. And, you'll be learning important skills in case you want to work with computers in the future. These are some of the best tools for kids and teens to learn to program.
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