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I have free templates for the bookmarks I use with this poster in class. The thinking skills are on one side, a thinking stem/book summary on the other. Download them here:
Side one is here: Bookmark Front
Side two is here: Bookmark Back
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
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Diane Dahl, M.S. Ed.
BrainSMART: BrainSMART Blogging: In Full Support of Teachers
I'm very excited to announce BrainSMART is now a part of the blogging world! Below is a link to their first post. Please welcome them to the Edublogging community!
BrainSMART: BrainSMART Blogging: In Full Support of Teachers: "We are proud to introduce our new blog! Here is an example of the kinds of strategies that we will be sharing on this blog. I just saw Bra..."
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- Diane Dahl, M.S. Ed.
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I love being a teacher! Finding new ways to improve student learning through brain-based teaching strategies, and incorporating technology into the classroom are two of my favorite subjects.
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I received my Bachelors degree from WGU. I have a Masters Degree in Brain Based Teaching through BrainSMART at Nova Southeastern University. BrainSMART is an amazing program! I highly recommend it.
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- Helping Young Students Understand Metacognition
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