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Hi! From cold Washington state. My name is Nancy White-Hursh and I am currently a substitute teacher with a past history of classroom reading speicalist. Most of my experience has been with middle school age students. I was a para educator for 18 years where I worked with students of very diverse abilities but all were on IEP's . I grew up in what seems now to be the "stone age" and technology is a skill I am acquiring slowly. My time zone is Pacific.
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Hello. I'm Kimberly Tribue. I live in Florida. Go Rattlers and Noles! I am currently a Reading Coach at a 6-12 school. I have more experience with high school than middle school. I love my current position at the school, as it assists me with administration experience, since administration is my ultimate goal. Technology is among us and is not going to disappear. Get ready to delve in.Kimberly Tribue
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Hows am I to be added as a contributor. I have added to the ratings. I don't see the dialouge between each member, so I am unsure of how to put it on the front page. I place it under a different section, but it is not on the main pag. Help please

Tech & Learning This blog is a minefield of resources for teachers. It seems to be a collaboration of various bloggers contributing their articles about various news bits in the world of technology. Just from looking at the menu bar at the top of the homepage, one can see that this site offers blogs, best practices, webinars (which is awesome!), videos, resources, tips, and much more. **An article I found particularly useful is, Top Ten Alternatives to YouTube YouTube can be such a great tool, but since it is blocked from most school sites it's impossible to use in the classroom. This article has ten alternatives, which will make our lives easier in that we don't have to go looking for them. I rate this website a 4 out of 5. This site has so much useful information making it very text-heavy. I may be biased, but since I am more of a visual learner I like pictures and visuals.
httpp://techlearning.com
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Tech & Learning This blog is a minefield of resources for teachers. It seems to be a collaboration of various bloggers contributing their articles about various news bits in the world of technology. Just from looking at the menu bar at the top of the homepage, one can see that this site offers blogs, best practices, webinars (which is awesome!), videos, resources, tips, and much more. **An article I found particularly useful is, Top Ten Alternatives to YouTube YouTube can be such a great tool, but since it is blocked from most school sites it's impossible to use in the classroom. This article has ten alternatives, which will make our lives easier in that we don't have to go looking for them. I rate this website a 4 out of 5. This site has so much useful information making it very text-heavy. I may be biased, but since I am more of a visual learner I like pictures and visuals.
httpp://techlearning.com
Technology for the 21st Century Classroom This is a blog which lists educational conferences which David Warlick has attended. He talks about the use of technology for the classroom. Many teacheers have left comments which are very interesting and useful. I find this site very interesting, especially with the hot topic of 21st Century classrooms. I rate this website a 4 out of 5. I think that the information that David brings back from his numerous conferences can be very useful. http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/?p=2712

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Hi Ashley. It takes a very special person to do your particular job. I can tell that you love it very much.

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Nancy I know that you are hooping, literally. Your tone indicates that although your job is tedious, you enjoy it very much.

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Hi, I'm Kimberly Tribue. I am a Reading Coach in Florida. Yes, the weather is nice. I am at a very small school of about 500 students. We serve grades 6-12. I have been teaching for a total of 8 years. I am also Correctioanl Officer certified. I enjoy teaching. I currently work closer with the teachers than the students.