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Digital Technologies for effective learning design: selection & application

Digital Technologies for effective learning design: selection & application

Posted in Blog Posts | Tagged with Assessment, EDUC 451, inquiry, MY SRL, planning, udl

Recognizing how to effectively select a digital technology and appropriate teaching strategy is important work for teachers. Given the very busy job of teaching and the complex task of learning to teach, it is particularly important for pre- and early career teachers to spend time thinking about how the lessons they design can best support […]

Popplet

Popplet

Posted in 4-7, 8-12, K-3, Not Subject Specific, Resource | Tagged with app, brainstorm, CMap, collaborate, concept map, concept maps, group work, mindmap, organize, planning

Popplet is a digital tool that can be used to capture ideas and then organize them in a mindmap format. It can be accessed freely on an iPad, smartphone, or computer. Popplet is a collaborative mind mapping software. It allows students to manipulate their thoughts more easily than on paper. They can prepare essays, timelines, and […]

TeachBC

TeachBC

Posted in 4-7, 8-12, K-3, Not Subject Specific, Open Educational Resources, Resource | Tagged with bc curriculum, Free, lesson planning, oec, OER, planning, unit guide, unit plan

TeachBC is a repository of Open Educational Resources (OERs) including teaching resources, lesson plans, and unit plans relevant to the K-12 BC Curriculum. Resources are provided by teachers and typically non-profit organizations uploading their materials or providing links so that anyone can browse and download them to then freely use, adapt, or modify for their classroom. All […]

ABC and Indigenous Ed Cohort Planning unique learning experiences

ABC and Indigenous Ed Cohort Planning unique learning experiences

Posted in Blog Posts | Tagged with Assessment, planning

Beverley Bunker and Yvonne Dawydiak had the opportunity to work with Danny Bakan and Marjean Brown’s students to help uncover some of the processes involved in planning unique learning experiences by applying  UbD (Understanding by Design) and UDL (Universal Design for learning)  perspectives. Thank you for sharing your time, ideas and questions with us this […]

Cross-curricular planning: accessing and evaluating resources to support all learners (LLED 351)

Cross-curricular planning: accessing and evaluating resources to support all learners (LLED 351)

Posted in Blog Posts | Tagged with inquiry, LLED 351, planning, resources

Designing a cross-curricular unit plan that incorporates aspects of student inquiry is a major assignment in LLED 351, Literacy Practices and Assessment, and also excellent practice for practicum and future planning. To support you in completing this assignment, I’ve been working together with our knowledgeable education librarians  some of your instructors and to develop some […]


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