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Lauren E. (Cugliotta) Proctor
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Laptops/Pedagogy/Technology

How to Use Technology to Teach Critical Thinking

Posted on August 29, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

What are about the most important things kids need to learn from their teachers about technology? Answering that is another great article by educational guru Al...

Laptops/Technology

The $1000 Dollar Pencil: Let’s not Use Laptops This Way

Posted on July 17, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

Not all technology use is equal. There are two ways we teachers and administrators may view the one-to-one laptop initiative in our classrooms: as Allen Novembe...

Flipped Classroom/Laptops/Technology

All about Flipped Classrooms

Posted on July 17, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

Created by Knewton and Column Five Media

Common Core/Laptops/Literacy/Pedagogy/Reading/Technology

A Look at Author’s Purpose Lessons

Posted on July 15, 2014 by cugliol1 / 1 Comment

I’ve been browsing for lessons about identifying the author’s purpose, both because this is now a main focus with the Common Core and the PARCC test, and ...

Laptops/Literacy/Pedagogy/Reading/Technology

E-Book Review: Corrupting Comprehension?

Posted on July 14, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

I found that I didn’t comprehend what happened at the end of this e-book because I really didn’t pay close enough attention to what happened with the pretty gir...

English as a Second Language/Laptops/Literacy/Pedagogy/Technology/Writing

Creating Community in the Classroom and Beyond: Laptops and Internet Transform Student Writing

Posted on July 14, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

Writing is all about communicating with other people. What better way is there to spread your message quickly and efficiently to many people than with the Inter...

English as a Second Language/Laptops/Literacy/Pedagogy/Reading/Technology

Computer Learning for ELLs

Posted on July 14, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

When students come to our classrooms with limited English because they are speaking another language at home, how can computers help? In the article, “Using Tec...

Brain-Based Learning/Laptops/Literacy/Pedagogy/Reading/Technology/Writing

Type or Handwrite? What’s the Difference for Learning?

Posted on July 14, 2014 by cugliol1 / 2 Comments

Picture twenty, squirmy ten-year old students all facing the screens of their school-provided laptops in my English Language Arts classroom. In front of them, i...

Common Core/Laptops/Literacy/Pedagogy/Technology

Reflecting on Trends of the Last Decade

Posted on July 14, 2014 by cugliol1 / 0 Comment

Throughout the whirlwind of trends that shape the landscape of my classroom, one thing remains the same: I am still that idealistic girl who fell off the stage ...

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  • EIRC Literacy Consortium 2015-2016
  • Relax! Turns out Common Core Isn’t as Scary as It Seemed!
  • How to Use Technology to Teach Critical Thinking
  • Flipped Lesson for Narrative Point of View
  • The $1000 Dollar Pencil: Let’s not Use Laptops This Way
  • Writing across Content Areas: Fast and Effective Formats
  • Point of View Video Lessons
  • All about Flipped Classrooms
  • Author’s Purpose Video Lessons
  • A Look at Author’s Purpose Lessons
  • E-Book Review: Corrupting Comprehension?
  • Kids Need to Know How to “Grapple”: Teaching Kids to Read Texts that are Too Hard and Too Long
  • Creating Community in the Classroom and Beyond: Laptops and Internet Transform Student Writing
  • Computer Learning for ELLs
  • My Educational Model
  • Trident Gum, a Silk Thai Scarf, and a Mexican Love Triangle: a Story of Second Language Acquisition
  • Turn around Tough Students: “Restorying”
  • Type or Handwrite? What’s the Difference for Learning?
  • Metacognition Matters
  • Reflecting on Trends of the Last Decade

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