"Aerodynamically, the Bumble Bee shouldn't be able to fly, but the Bumble Bee doesn't know that, so it goes on flying anyway."
"Aerodynamically, the Bumble Bee shouldn't be able to fly, but the Bumble Bee doesn't know that, so it goes on flying anyway."
Nice reminder. There is so much on the Tube but I think I will look at the other sites due to the fact that sometimes this site is blocked.
ReplyDeleteThis a great tool. I have used youtube on numerous occasions while teaching in my classroom.
ReplyDeleteI use you tube quite a bit in my classroom. I simply wish there was more English and Grammar content.
ReplyDeleteI use youtube a lot in my classroom. I just download the videos and insert them into my presentations so that I do not have to rely on the internet working or worry about it running slow. I am also incorporating student made work from previous years.
ReplyDeleteLove this.. This is great, i do use cnn news in my classroom. It is a great tool.
ReplyDeleteThe great thing about this is that it is using a method familiar to students yet at the same time introducing learning in a format that is easy to digest given they are digital learners.
ReplyDeleteAbove and beyond that, the material is more present tense than physical media.
I use Youtube regularly especially after a field trip. It allows the students opportunity to review information from our field trips.
ReplyDeleteMy kids love YouTube. In addition to all the great educational videos, I'll sometimes allow a student to choose a video for the class to watch at the end of the day (I always preview them first, because you never know......). So now I've seen a lot of videos and pictures of cats doing funny things or dressed in cute costumes.
ReplyDeleteI think that is great that students can access youtube within education purposes
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