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- Wow! This group of middle school writers are unbelievable! producing some great pieces. Tomorrow will be fun! Sad it is the last day. 1 hour ago
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Tag Archives: cell phones
Mobile Devices: A Teachers Responsibility
Getting closer to the school year is dangerous for me. I tend to have thought after thought going through my head and I get all of these ideas to do things in the classroom and I never make the conscious … Continue reading
Posted in BYOD, cell phones in the Classroom, Common Core State Standards, Connected Learning, Digital Citizenship, Education, Middle School Teaching, Reading, teaching, Technology, technology in the classroom, Writing
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Celly and the Common Core Standards
This post has been long overdue. I wanted to outline the connections I can make to the Common Core Standards (CCSS) with Celly. Below I have chosen three strands from the CCSS that I use with Celly. Each strand is … Continue reading
Cellular Division
As my regular followers know, I am passionate about using cell phones as a digital tool in my classroom. In addition, I have really enjoyed exploring Celly in my classroom, a texting platform that allows my students to communicate through text messaging … Continue reading
Cell Phone Policies
Okay now that I have somewhat of a routine down with our newest family member, it is time to empty this brain of mine. For those of you who read my blog, prepare for a wave of blog posts this … Continue reading
Classroom Contraband or Social Segway?
Since the beginning of the school year I have been using cell phones in my classroom as a way to help connect my students with technology and to use as a worthwhile digital writing tool. Notably, I have written about … Continue reading
