digitalsandbox
@digitalsandbox
male Dodge City, KS, United States
I am graduate from the University of Oklahoma in School Administration and have been a teacher and principal for 33 years. My passion is technology integration and I am always seeking out best solutions for engaging classrooms.
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This is worth a reply from the Plurk network, "It is not what happens to you it is how you respond to it. "
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Don't worry! Be happyFind something to look forward toSomething to loveAnd something to do
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The brain remembers activity it is Procedural memory as in movement as muscle connections are the strongest elements to learning
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Students need to be given the opportunity to talk as it sends oxygen to the brain as it increases memory by 90 percent
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Reciprocal teaching is a strong strategy for retention as well as cooperative learning as it might work well with social networking
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have we become a dropout nation
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30 percent students drop out of school every year
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Why the strategies are importantIncrease achievement for all studentsDecrease behavior problemsmake teaching and learning fun
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engagement is key talking, moving and writing for active engagement
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mnemonic devices helps memory relationships