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Three Good Resources to Help Students Become Discerning News Consumers

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Earlier this week TED-Ed published a new lesson titled Can You Spot the Problem With These Headlines? The short video lesson walks students through dissecting a couple of hypothetical news headlines....

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What’s The Best Teaching Advice You’ve Ever Gotten?

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What’s The Best Teaching Advice You’ve Ever Gotten? by TeachThought Staff This week’s topic is simple enough: What’s the best teaching advice you’ve ever gotten? Maybe the advice did not seem profound when you first heard it but over time you’ve found it useful to understand and ‘know’? It could be something practical (like an […]

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Teens Need to Be Able to Discern Fact From Fiction. That's Where Adults Come In

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Media literacy is becoming more challenging by the day. That's why teacher and parents need to team up, argues Mike Stone.

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5 Places to Find Summer Math Activities for Elementary School Students

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Summer break will be here soon (for those of us in the northern hemisphere). As evidenced by the popularity of last week's article about the ReadWorks summer reading packets, preventing summer slide...

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Cranking Teaching Strategies Up to Awesome

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“Surprise and delight” is a core student engagement strategy at this school—built into both the instruction and the building’s design.

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How to Make an Animated Timeline in Google Slides

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Eighteen months ago I published a video about how to use Google Slides to create a timeline. Yesterday, that video hit 50,000 views. I watched the video again and realized that I could use the...

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A Small Town School Embraces a Big Vision

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A determined superintendent looks to transform student lives in his rural Kentucky hometown.

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5 Ways for Students of All Ages to Make Animated Videos

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Making animated videos is a great way for students to bring their written stories to life on screen. Those could be fiction or nonfiction stories. Some nonfiction animated video topics include making...

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The Future of Coding in Schools

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Mitch Resnick, one of the creators of Scratch, on why he thinks coding should be taught in all schools—it's not the reason you’d expect.

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DOGO News: current events and non-fiction for your classroom

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What it is: DOGO News is a great place for kids to learn about current events, read non-fiction articles, and access customized content that you curate. DOGO features thousands of news articles and new original content added daily, this is the leading online source of current events for students, teachers, and schools! DOGO Teachers allows you to create a special page for your students. Each article lists the Common Core Standards it meets, and the grade levels it is appropriate for.

How to integrate DOGO News in your classroom: DOGO News is a fantastic resource for you (and students) to find, read, and interact with non-fiction news articles in your classroom. The site is very easy for kids to navigate. The homepage includes the most up-to-date content, but students also have the option to read articles based on a passion they have (science, social studies, world events, environment, fun, video, or sports) or to search for a specific topic. DOGO is obviously an easy go-to for current events and non-fiction reading and for research in the inquiry classroom.

Our students love to read an article as a class and then search for biases. If there aren’t any obvious biases, they talk about ways the topic might be written about with bias. This generally leads to really great class discussions and bunny trials of questions and research. DOGO is a great place for this activity to start.

DOGO also has a Books and Movies where kids can read reviews written by other kids for books and movies. Students can join DOGO to add their own book and movie reviews.

Tips: Teachers- you can sign up for two different kinds of accounts on DOGO. The free account lets you create your own DOGO class page and add your own assignments. There is also a paid account option that includes some additional features that would be ideal if you use Google Classroom and would like to access ready-made assignments on DOGO.

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