Brain Compatible Learning Project Based Learning Inquiry Based Learning Problem Solving Technology Skills Learning Styles Assessment Curriculum Design Collaborative Projects Resources Preparation Learning Centers Online Learning Maps, Photos, Graphics, Timelines, and Data

How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and School: Expanded Edition - Committee on Developments in the Science of Learning with additional material from the Committee on Learning Research and Educational Practice, National Research Council Connecting Student Learning & Technology  SEDL The Science of Learning and Role of Technology Power Point - Ted Hasselbring Sequenced Lesson Plans - Georgia DOE TALON - SEDL Database of K-12 resources SEDL - Mary Burns, newsletter NEW Making Connections - Louisiana Lessons Database Louisiana INTECH Evalutech - searchable database containing 7000 reviews of instructional materials National Educational Labs CARET - ISTE CARET bridges education technology research to practice by offering research-based answers to critical questions Honing the Tools of Instruction Glossary of Instructional Strategies Fair Use and Citing Sources

• The Integrated Science Fair: Empowering Students to Learn with Technology - Many Junior High LACUE presentation (Melissa Lee, Tiffanie Wells, Amy Johnson, and Norman Booker)
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• Strategies that Support Success - Middle School At Risk Students

• TEAMS Teaching Circles - LPB resources for test preparation; includes planning guides, blackline masters, video clips of strategies, web resources and support information   

• Seeing Reason  - Mindful Mapping of Cause and Effect   

Real Kids, Real Risks: Effective Instruction of Students at Risk of Failure - Research Based
Connecting Student Learning and Technology
Constructing Knowledge with Technology: A Review of the Literature

T W Branu eNewsletter for Teachers

SEDL’s Active Learning with Technology - The resulting program consists of a 16 module portfolio, follow-up coaching and assistance, and resources to support teachers in learning how to restructure their classrooms around the six constructivist principles. Resources in the portfolio include: Constructing Knowledge: A Review of the Literature; Connecting Student Learning and Technology, a practitioner’s guide to the literature review; TAP into Learning, six newsletters that describe one or more of the six principles and feature classroom activities that reflect these principles; a database of teacher and student resources; and six videos that portray constructivist learning environments enhanced by technology.

Connecting Student Learning and Technology - Order SEDL guide with suggestions for using computers as instructional tools and discusses using technology in environments that support learning.         Price $12.50   Also available online: full text

Learning Styles

• Academic Skills Instructional Program

• Differences Between Left and Right Hemisphere - Click HERE and HERE to an inventory which helps you determine the balance of your hemispheres

• Index of Learning Styles

• Learning Styles Resources

• Questionnaire - North Carolina State University

• Learning Styles - University of Minnesota