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The Interactive Student Notebook
The interactive student notebook (ISN) has been around since the 1970s. Like all great ideas, it is timeless. Since ISNs are the heart of how students respond to TCI lessons, we have lots of tools that we use to teach how to create great notebooks. These tools may be webinars, materials in TeacherGenius, or even our popular [...]
Posted: June 12th, 2012 under Assessment, Challenging Students, Classroom Management, Educational Theories, Educational Trends and Issues, Grading, History Alive! The Ancient World, History Alive! The United States Through Industrialism, Homework, Interactive Student Notebook, Learning Styles, Multiple Intelligences, Professional Development, Social Studies Alive! America's Past, students, TCI History, TCI info, TCI Subscription, TeacherGenius, Teaching High School, Teaching Strategies, World Cultures Alive!, Writing.
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The ISN: Consumables vs. 3Rings/Spirals/Composition Books
Dawn Smith and I had a chance to talk about what type of notebooks we like as teachers. Hear 0ur coffee talk on whether consumables or having students create their own interactive student notebooks (ISN) is the better way to go. The best part is, there is no one answer. TCI gives you the tools [...]
Posted: September 7th, 2011 under Classroom Management, Educational Trends and Issues, Grading, History Alive! The Ancient World, History Alive! The United States Through Industrialism, Homework, Interactive Student Notebook, Professional Development, Social Studies Alive! America's Past, students, TCI History, TCI info, TCI Subscription, Teaching High School, Teaching Strategies, World Cultures Alive!, Writing.
Tags: Interactive Student Notebook, isn, social studies, student notebooks, students, TCI, teachers
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Interactive Timeline of Student Notebooks
I made the following interactive timeline for those attending the webinar on Wednesday, Sept. 7th (3:30 – 4:30 PST) on Getting Started with the ISN. This interactive timeline was super-easy to make using the website, http://timetoast.com. The site is free and allows you/students to create interactive timelines that can be viewed as linear or as [...]
Posted: September 6th, 2011 under Assessment, Challenging Students, Classroom Technology, Educational Trends and Issues, Grading, Interactive Student Notebook, Professional Development, students, TCI info, Web 2.0 Tips and Tools, Writing.
Tags: interactive student notebooks, isn, school, social studies, student notebooks, students, TCI, teachers
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