Teaching With Computers: Strategies That Work in Grades K-6 This work includes instructional activities that effectively integrate the use of computers and 19 curricular-related software programmes.. It covers standard software utility programmes, curricular-related programmes, and electronic and on
| TITLE | : | Teaching With Computers: Strategies That Work in Grades K-6 |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.78 (719 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1555704484 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 373 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2003-06-01 |
| GENRE | : |
This work includes instructional activities that effectively integrate the use of computers and 19 curricular-related software programmes. It covers standard software utility programmes, curricular-related programmes, and electronic and online resources including library catalogues.
Editorial : From School Library Journal The first part of this book, on utilities, is the strongest. Much attention is devoted to integration projects using "Paint" programs such as KidPix, and some space is given to graphing, graphic organizer, time line, database, and spreadsheet programs. However, the majority of the examples fail to incorporate enough technology tools to make a strong argument for keyboard over paper and pencil. Most projects include research or writing techniques found in strong library and language-arts programs, but could easily be done on paper. The second section covers curricular-related programs and would primarily be useful to owners of those software programs, such as Postcards, Tenth Planet, or Science Sleuths. The third section on online resources discusses library catalogs, encyclopedias, SIRS, and newspaper resources. Internet resources are not included, nor are sea
Both Brennan and Kacie are wonderfully appealing and unforgettable characters. He chose not to get involved in a war even though it caused him to drift apart from his father and siblings. If your not interested then why waste your time? AND you shouldn't be rating the book if you haven't read it.. Sales taxes are collected by the IRS, if purchases exceeded $10,000 in one or more transactions totaling.
8. If you proceed that way, you will tend not to be confused by the occasional imperfection in general-purpose books like this one (and at this point, I don't believe anyone can help making at least an occasional mistake), and with a fair amount of effort you will probably be able to save yourself the expense and hassle of making obvious, costly, time-consuming errors in deciding how to proceed with your own case.
I have not found another book with anywhere near as much useful in
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