Archive for February, 2009
Brain Research, Multiple Intelligences and Technology
(by Fran Mauney)
When planning lessons and teaching students, I constantly ask myself how these plans will impact student learning. I study the standards and write them in student friendly terms. I post the “easy to understand” standards on the board and ask an essential question about the lesson. We practice reading the words, then we [...]
Window’s Live Writer…a new tool I found today.
(by Cathy Arnold)
A couple of coworkers and myself were working today on a digital imaging presentation. My part of the presentation will be to talk to the group about resizing images. Of course to increase my knowledge, I googled it! One of my finds was “Windows Live Photo Gallery”. Being a Microsoft product I felt [...]
Free is Always Good
by Tim Van Heule
Coordinator of Distance Learning
It is February, and the economy is still looking really rough. Budget cuts, job losses, etc. are common place across the nation. I am not an economist, but I know how the economic downturn has taken its toll on education.
Every summer for the past three years, the Greenville County [...]
