High School Educators’ Blog Carnival
This is my first attempt at organizing a Blog Carnival for High School Teachers. I hope you find the information useful and leave some comments for the authors on their pages, and also comment here about these great posts.
news
Alvaro Fernandez presents
Neuroplasticity 101 and Brain Health Glossary posted at
SharpBrains
saying, “An overview of key findings, concepts and terms, to better understand all the recent news about brain health”
resources
Jeremy Aldrich presents
Why so many teachers’ websites stink posted at
Global Citizenship in a Virtual World
Amanda Harris presents
SAT Prep Exam posted at
Pajama Mommy
Mark Montgomery presents
High School Guidance Counselors Unable to Prep Kids for College posted at
Great College Advice
Alvaro Fernandez presents
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Best of the Brain from Scientific American posted at
SharpBrains, saying, “Review of the great book recently published by the Dana Foundation”
tips
Aaron presents
How to Study: Strategies for Maximizing Your GPA
posted at
College and Finance, saying, “What is uniquely challenging about college academics is not the material, but the pace and the total workload students must deal with. These are some studying tips for students going off to college.”
Joy Miller presents
Online degrees from Penn State posted at
Online College Blog, saying, “If you are looking for an online college with a stellar reputation, you might want to consider one of Penn State’s 50 online degree programs.”
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