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 Helpful feedback sites for the classroom   
1. Flipgrid 
A website that allows students to post videos of themselves discussing content, concepts, etc... 

2. Peergrade
A website that allows students to post their work anonymously and then have others review it with a prompt.  

3. Google Forms and Google classroom
Both features are helpful tools to use in the classroom to collect data, submit work, collaborate, etc... 

4. Screencast
A website that allows teachers and students to record what is happening on their screen with audio. Great for lessons that need to be revisited multiple times. 

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                Recommended reading

  1. Brain Rules: 12 Principles for              Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home      and School. 
​  John Medina                                       

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  2. The Visual Connection 
  Dr. Bobbe Baggio

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  3. Rigorous PBL by Design: Three          shifts for developing confident and      competent learners 
  Michael McDowell 

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              Peer reviewed articles 
​1.      Patchan, M. M., & Schunn, C. D. (2015).                    Understanding the benefits of providing peer                 feedback: How students respond to peers’ texts             of varying quality. Instructional Science, 43(5),               591-614. doi:10.1007/s11251-015-9353-x

​2.      Gan, M. J., & Hattie, J. (2014). Prompting                 secondary students’ use of criteria, feedback                 specificity and feedback levels during an                       investigative task. Instructional Science, 42(6),               861-878. doi:10.1007/s11251-014-9319-4

​3.      Loretto, A., DeMartino, S., & Godley, A.                    (2016). Secondary students' perceptions of peer            review of writing. Research in the Teaching of                English, 51(2), 134-161.

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                     Educational Blogs
​ 1.     Lindsay Ann Learning 
A blog covering a range of educational issues and strategies that includes feedback. 

 2.     The Ed Tech Roundup
A blog that focuses on integrating technology into the classroom 

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                   Educational websites 
1. Edutopia 
A great resource for an educator to look for anything that they can think of that relates to their classroom 

2. Common Sense Media 
A site that focuses on how students can be good digital citizens and the role digital literacy plays in our classes.

3. TED Talk 
A great collection of videos that challenge 
the way we currently
view education. 

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