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Welcome to Mrs. Richardson's Junior Classroom website! Here you will find information about homework and assignments for all classes and a list of important events and dates in each of our class.
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Friday, May 12, 2017 ElectronicBrains.ca Electronic Brains is a blog developed by an Ontario educator, with the purpose of examining the impact of digital technology on the adolescent students of today. The blog explores why we as educators must increase our use of digital technology in order to engage today’s learners, and establishes a social networking community to introduce and discuss current tools and resources. Under the resources tab, you will find many online tools to support the digital learner. The site also has a list of games/simulations that are curriculum connected to support differentiated instruction. This site would be quite useful to our junior level teachers, as it not only explores and critiques new tools, but also provides links to “bootcamp” instructions for newbies to the world of technology in the classroom! See www.electronicbrains.ca for more information! You can Twitter as well at: @ElecBrains The Psychology Foundation of Canada – Stress Les...
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