Category Archives: Uncategorized
links for 2011-11-03
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"We are a group of 40+ Local Assistive Technology Specialists and FDLRS Technology Specialists from an 11 county region in central east Florida. Each year we hold a symposium where work groups create resources for the students, teachers, and therapists we support. One of our 2008 Symposium work groups focused on creating literacy visual supports. Files were created in Boardmaker 6.0."
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system requirements and course-specific requirements for NCVPS
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"The sen / ict directory has been set up to gather information and resources surrounding special needs. Teachers and parents can list useful websites and online resources. Companies can submit themselves and their products such as software, hardware and equipment, along with jobs and events that may interest you. Charities will also be able to add their websites to gain much needed support."
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"This simulation will help you understand the events and outcome of the American Civil War. You can play for the Union, the Confederacy, or against an opponent. A detailed worksheet is provided."
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"Below are a variety of online simulations that I have used with my classes. These simulations are also known as "serious games" or "games for change", because they explore some of the most pressing social and environmental issues we are currently facing. Here is an excellent overview of the genre of "serious games" by Asi Burak, Co-President of the non-profit organization "Games For Change": "
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200+ medical animations for body systems, various diseases, and more.
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interactive to learn about the challenges of living on minimum wage
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find images by tags that are free to use / modify / use comercially
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"Join a scientific expedition to the glacier-capped summit of Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain."
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"The SETT Scaffolds are a series of forms that, like architectural scaffolds, are designed to be used when and where needed. They are meant to be examples and can be adapted and changed to meet the needs of the people who are using them as long as credits to the original source are maintained."
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assess communication behaviors and plan interventions using AAC options
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"An easy to use assessment instrument designed for individuals of all ages who function at the earliest stages of communication and who use any form of communication."
links for 2011-09-07
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"This simulation will help you understand the events and outcome of the American Civil War. You can play for the Union, the Confederacy, or against an opponent. A detailed worksheet is provided."
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"Below are a variety of online simulations that I have used with my classes. These simulations are also known as "serious games" or "games for change", because they explore some of the most pressing social and environmental issues we are currently facing. Here is an excellent overview of the genre of "serious games" by Asi Burak, Co-President of the non-profit organization "Games For Change": "
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200+ medical animations for body systems, various diseases, and more.
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interactive to learn about the challenges of living on minimum wage
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find images by tags that are free to use / modify / use comercially
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"Join a scientific expedition to the glacier-capped summit of Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain."
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"The SETT Scaffolds are a series of forms that, like architectural scaffolds, are designed to be used when and where needed. They are meant to be examples and can be adapted and changed to meet the needs of the people who are using them as long as credits to the original source are maintained."
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assess communication behaviors and plan interventions using AAC options
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"An easy to use assessment instrument designed for individuals of all ages who function at the earliest stages of communication and who use any form of communication."
links for 2011-09-01
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"This simulation will help you understand the events and outcome of the American Civil War. You can play for the Union, the Confederacy, or against an opponent. A detailed worksheet is provided."
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"Below are a variety of online simulations that I have used with my classes. These simulations are also known as "serious games" or "games for change", because they explore some of the most pressing social and environmental issues we are currently facing. Here is an excellent overview of the genre of "serious games" by Asi Burak, Co-President of the non-profit organization "Games For Change": "
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200+ medical animations for body systems, various diseases, and more.
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interactive to learn about the challenges of living on minimum wage
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find images by tags that are free to use / modify / use comercially
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"Join a scientific expedition to the glacier-capped summit of Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain."
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"The SETT Scaffolds are a series of forms that, like architectural scaffolds, are designed to be used when and where needed. They are meant to be examples and can be adapted and changed to meet the needs of the people who are using them as long as credits to the original source are maintained."
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assess communication behaviors and plan interventions using AAC options
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"An easy to use assessment instrument designed for individuals of all ages who function at the earliest stages of communication and who use any form of communication."
links for 2011-08-31
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"Information, context, and resources exploring the attacks of 9/11
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"For 102 minutes on September 11, 2001, the world looked on in horror as terrorists flew hijacked passenger planes into New York City's mighty twin towers, destroying the iconic buildings and killing more than 2,700 people. Watch unfiltered videos from nine New Yorkers who witnessed the day that changed America."
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"Make History is a collective telling of the events of 9/11 through the eyes of those who experienced it, both at the attack sites and around the world."
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"On a sparkling morning in September 2001, America and the world changed. The terrorist attacks of 9/11 altered the country's political landscape, immediately changing the nation's attitude about just how safe we are within our own borders. Like Dec. 7, 1941, the date is now a pivotal chapter in the American story. U.S. News has compiled a collection of stories and photos that remind us of the chilling day and its aftermath."
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"Photographs from the archive of TIME photographer JamesNachtewy."
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"The 4 Action Initiative has developed a new curriculum for grades K-12, Learning from the Challenges of Our Times: Global Security, Terrorism and 9/11 in the Classroom. The goal of this new curriculum is to provide teachers and community members with the tools they need to help students understand the challenges of today’s world. Lesson topics extend beyond September 11, 2001. Students learn about the complexities of today’s world; threats to global safety and security and how they can contribute positively to their schools and communities. The 58 lessons draw on new and existing curricula covering multiple subject areas and are organized around seven thematic units from human behavior to the history of terrorism to recovery and building a better future."
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"Ten years after 9/11: A lasting impact on the world." AP site
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from biography.com
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"On 11 September 2001 a series of attacks were launched on America. It was a day that many around the world would never forget."
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"On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, a plane sped across the New York City skyline and crashed into the World Trade Center, igniting a series of terrorist attacks that left more than 3,000 Americans dead. Learn more about the attacks, hear memories, and watch video to relive major moments. Then find out what the plans are for the site of the World Trade Center and how the development is going."
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"Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think, a new documentary film from Unity Productions Foundation, explores the expertly gathered opinions of Muslims around the globe as revealed in the world’s first major opinion poll, conducted by Gallup, the preeminent polling organization."
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"Almost as frightening as the tragic events it details, On Native Soil is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand how systemic failures in U.S. national security led to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. By focusing on 9/11 survivors, the surviving family members of 9/11 victims, and their passionate demand for an official investigation into the World Trade Center attacks masterminded by Osama bin Laden, this riveting documentary serves as a remarkable audio-visual companion to the 9/11 Commission’s official report."
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"In the wake of the World Trade Center attacks, New Yorkers from all walks of life felt compelled to overcome their sense of powerlessness by volunteering to help out in the recovery effort. They brought in supplies, set up relief stations, and for ten months fed and cared for the recovery workers. Many deep and unexpected, even unlikely relationships developed as a result. Using cinema verite footage, interviews and archival photographs, several characters are followed through a series of events and examine how a diverse group of people transcended politics and culture in an effort to heal their city and themselves."
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"A monumental achievement Brothers On Holy Ground is the only documentary in existence made by a FDNY fireman and it spans the time period before, during and after 9-11. Fate called upon NY fireman Mike Lennon of Engine Co. 15 to make a documentary about his fellow NY firefighters before Sept. 2001. After 9-11, Mike continued filming. Featuring interviews with a fireman that perished on 9-11 as well as fellow survivors and family members during and after 9-11. The film also includes unique footage from ground zero. This historic film about the most tragic event of our times will leave no one untouched."
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"Teaching and learning with the New York Times." Categorized topics with resources.
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New York Times collection of 9/11 related articles, etc.
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"A decade after the Sept. 11 attacks, The New York Times revisited families to learn how they have coped, changed and carried on since that day. Here are their stories."
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"In support of the 10th anniversary of 9/11, ebrary is offering open access to a collection of relevant e-books through September. We hope that this collection provides a valuable resource to anyone seeking to learn or understand more about this tragic event, or reflect on its world impact."
links for 2011-08-30
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lessons and activities for 9/11
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includes news video clips from all over the world Sept 11-17, 2001
Day one!
A new school year has begun! I hope today was a peaceful and exciting day for everyone.
I’m looking forward to a great year, filled with new adventures and possibilities.
Check in often, as there will be a lot of new content on the “Explore the Possibilities” blog!
Have a great Friday and a restful weekend,
Donna
links for 2011-08-24
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literacy center ideas and printables
links for 2011-08-22
links for 2011-08-21
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lots of free printable planners/calendars
