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High school oral communication reading strategies laboratories
Technology : Questions to Ask Students and Answers
Technology is the combination of knowledge, tools, techniques, and processes used to create goods and services, as well as to solve problems and facilitate daily life. It encompasses a wide range of fields, such as computer science, communications, electronics, robotics, artificial intelligence, and many others...
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6th - 9th
Harry Potter Chemistry Inquiry Based Lab
In this project, students will design and make a magical object and a wand! Both of which work! They will use their knowledge of chemistry and explain how each of their items actually works. (Sorry no magical explanations allowed.) This open inquiry project takes 7 class periods if done to its full length, but can be made shorter. This is my students FAVORITE lab and they never forget it!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Dyslexic Dilemma at the High School Level
The fluency drills and decoding practice sessions are easy to implement at the elementary level. It also has more “legs” to it. Elementary students have a blank slate to work with and that “reading readiness” level allows a dyslexic teacher to make a lot of progress. Students going through middle school have PE classes, advisories, and electives, so they have a considerable amount of flexibility with regards to scheduling dyslexic intervention classes. Students at the middle school level are
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9th - 12th
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Save the Galaxy
2 Teams are sent on a galaxy quest to save their planet with a journey through the Star Wars Galaxy.The teams use the stages of group development and the systematic-problem solving sequence to recover questions and answers to the review quiz.Each team is given an intergalactic instructional manual, intergalactic passports, and copies of the review quiz.The original quest was based upon State Dual Credit Speech - Learning Objective 2: Group Development.Test questions were based upon Star Wars the
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9th - 12th
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Practice Science Lab and Report
In this week-long group activity, students will test three brands of the same product to determine which is the best product to use for the job it was intended. Students will assume leadership roles in the lab group and work to keep to a schedule during the week of lab activity. Included are specific directions and tips for the teacher plus a rubric which can be used to assess the performance of the students. This is a good way to start the school year or to practice necessary science
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6th - 9th
Now Hear This! Listening Lab
This select, leveled list of audio and video recordings of current events and other topics helps English Language Learners and other students to build stamina for listening and increase their comprehension of spoken material. These topics can easily grow into further learning opportunities via summaries, analyses, vocabulary acquisition, and debriefing activities through oral and writing practice in the classroom the following day. Topics range from news to science, from the arts to diverse cult
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9th - 12th
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Reflexive Lab questions
Help your students speak in the target language by guiding them with these questions. Students will conduct a conversation using these questions as a guide. Interpersonal/Informal speaking exercise may be taped for coaching feedback and/or assessment.
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9th - 12th
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Damages of Smoking
Students create a replica of a healthy lung and smoker's lung using basic materials (1 liter bottle, clay, balloons, etc.). The lung activity provides a hands on demonstration of how smoking negatively impacts the alveoli in your lungs. It comes in lesson plan format in case it needs to be used for any observations. A google forms link is also provide, along with two essentials questions that align with NYS ELA standards and the Health standards.
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7th - 12th
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RocketEd 101
RocketEd 101 (RE101) is a collection of lessons that collectively touch on math, science, experimentation, engineering, and communication. RE101 does this by taking students through activities that build on each other and culminate with flying model rockets!
These lessons cover the basics of motion, the scientific method, data analysis, and communicating results. All needed materials, like handouts and answer keys, and included with the curriculum (except the rockets, of course). To learn mo
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7th - 10th
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View the SAT Syllables
To pronounce 3000 SAT words requires 2120 different syllables. This product lists these syllables in alphabetical order with an example word.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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