Último número de International Journal of ePortfolio (IJeP)

 

 

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Último número de International Journal of ePortfolio (IJeP)

 Volume 8 • Number 1 • 2018

(Haremos una recensión de los artículos en este blog)

 Instructional Articles

"Reflecting on Reflections:" Curating ePortfolios for Integrative Learning and Identity Development in a General Education Senior Capstone
         Thomas Schrand, Thomas Jefferson University
         Katharine Jones, Thomas Jefferson University
         Valerie Hanson, Thomas Jefferson University
     
pp. 1-12

    
Reflecting on Reflecting: Summer Undergraduate Research Students' Experiences in Developing Electronic Portfolios, a Meta-High Impact Practice
         Karen Weber, University of Houston
         Keri Myrick, University of Houston
     
pp. 13-25

Assessment Article
   
    
The Theory-to-Practice ePortfolio: An Assignment to Facilitate Motivation and Higher Order Thinking
         Jessica Chittum, East Carolina University
     
pp. 27-42

Technology Article
    
   
Highly Structured ePortfolio Platform for Bachelor of Nursing Students: Lessons Learned in Implementation
         Emma Collins, Otago Polytechnic
         Ray O'Brien, Otago Polytechnic
     
pp. 43-55

Employer Perceptions Article
    

Employer Perceptions of an Engineering Student's Electronic Portfolio
         Karen Weber, University of Houston
     
pp. 57-71

Design Thinking Article
   
    
Manhattanville College's Atlas Program: Designing a Road Map to Success in College and Beyond
         Alison S. Carson, Manhattanville College
         Gillian Greenhill Hannum, Manhattanville College
         Christine Dehne, Manhattanville College
     
pp. 73-86

Camino de Hita (Guadalajara)

Uceda

http://www.uceda.es

Iglesia Parroquial de Nuestra Señora de Varga

http://www.uceda.es/web/guest/iglesia-parroquial-de-nuestra-senora-de-la-varga

Santa María de la Varga

http://www.uceda.es/web/guest/iglesia-de-santa-maria-de-la-varga

El Cubillo de Uceda

https://www.elcubillodeuceda.com

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (Siglos XV y XVI). Destaca su portada plateresca

http://www.turismocastillalamancha.es/patrimonio/el-cubillo-de-uceda-2731/

Casa de Uceda

Iglesia de San Bartolomé

Procesión del Corpus Christi

Hita

Campo

Silueta

Puerta de Santa María

Restos de la muralla

Plaza del Arcipreste

Ayuntamiento

Iglesia de San Juan

Vistas

Ruinas de San Pedro

casa-museo Arcipreste

Libro del Buen Amor de Juan Ruiz, Arcipreste de Hita

Cantigas et Fablas

Juan Ruiz Arcipreste de Fita escribió este Libro en versos pareados y le acabó a 23 de Julio del año de 1389…

Doña Endrina del libro del Buen Amor coplas 653 y 684

La Chata del libro del Buen Amor coplas 952 y 953

La Judería de Hita

El Monasterio de Sopetrán

Medidas tradicionales castellanas: medio celemín y un cuarto de celemín. Media fanega

Manuel Criado del Val, Premio 2009. Su peso en miel de la Alcarria

Teatro. Festival medieval de Hita.

Combate de Don Carnal y doña Cuaresma

Torneos

Corridas de toros

Música y danza

Ciruelas

Guadalajara

Palacio del Infantado

Medidas de calidad

El Education Development Center, Inc., financiado por The Wallace Foundation, se complace en presentar la 10a edición de Quality Measures ™, que son herramientas y protocolos basados en la evidencia. El conjunto de herramientas QM está diseñado para ser un recurso dirigido por el usuario, analítico y específico para la autovaloración crítica, la reflexión y la revisión por pares de la efectividad de un programa de preparación de directores de un centro educativo. 

(Para leer el documento completo, pulse aquí)

La organización TeachThought

TeachThought es una organización dedicada a la innovación en educación a través del desarrollo de profesores destacados.

A continuación, citamos una serie de entradas que pueden ayudar a expandir el conocimiento pedagógico a través de profesionales de la práctica.

TEACHING

How To Teach History Through Hamilton 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 22, 2018 0

How To Teach History Through Hamilton contributed by Kevin Cline, Former National History Teacher Of The Year After teaching history for over 13 years, I’ve lost count of the times I’ve heard a student say “History is boring!”  … 

TEACHING

20 Collaborative Learning Tips And Strategies For Teachers 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 21, 2018 24

20 Collaborative Learning Tips And Strategies For Teachers by Miriam Clifford This post has been updated from a previous post. There is an age old adage that says “two heads are better than one." Consider collaboration in recent… 

PROJECT-BASED LEARNING

3 Ways To Differentiate In Project-Based Learning 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 21, 2018

Grow 18: On July 12, 2018 a great opportunity to attend an interactive learning session on how to effectively differentiate in Project-Based Learning. This article is a taste of the deeper exploration and learning about meeting the… 

TEACHING

102 Brain-Based Learning Resources For, Well, Brain-Based Teaching 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 16, 2018 2

102 Brain-Based Learning Resources For, Well, Brain-Based Teaching contributed by Sara Bass Researchers in neuroscience, psychology and education are uncovering new information about how brains learn best at an unbelievable pace. We have… 

TECHNOLOGY

An Alternative To Google Search That Focuses On Privacy 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 15, 2018 0

An Alternative To Google Search That Focuses On Privacy by TeachThought Staff DuckDuckGo isn't new--for your web browser or iOS, but recent developments in the digital world are making it increasingly relevant. DuckDuckGo is a… 

THE FUTURE OF LEARNING

A Checklist For 21st Century Teachers 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 14, 2018 0

A Checklist For 21st Century Teachers by TeachThought Staff What are the kind of things a 21st century teacher needs to know and be able to do? What about 21st century students? What education technology works, and what is a waste… 

TECHNOLOGY

Let The Technology Serve The Curiosity, Not The Other Way Around 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 13, 2018

Let The Technology Serve The Curiosity, Not The Other Way Around contributed by Steve Wheeler, Associate Professor in Learning Technology Curiosity killed the cat, but it made each of us who we are today. Without curiosity,… 

LEARNING

6 Tips For Completing Schoolwork On The Go 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  May 11, 2018

6 Tips For Completing Schoolwork On The Go contributed by J Smith Students these days always seem to be on the go, whether that’s because of extracurricular involvement, family and friends, or even in the case of older students in… 

TEACHING

When Principal Leadership Is Missing At Your School 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 29, 2018

When Principal Leadership Is Missing At Your School contributed by Tamara Fyke A few years ago, while working with the Center for Safe & Supportive Schools at Vanderbilt University, there was a question I frequently received from… 

TECHNOLOGY

25 Resources For Web Designers And Developers 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 29, 2018

25 Resources For Web Designers And Developers Ccontributed by Alex Meka This post is sponsored content Digital technology evolved with supersonic speed in the last few decades and it is not slowing down. Today you cannot be… 

LITERACY

16 Amazing Libraries For Bibliophiles 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 28, 2018

16 Amazing Libraries For Bibliophiles by TeachThought Staff Want to see some amazing libraries? The YouTube channel 'Believe That' explores them in a video that, while not incredibly detailed and missing some obvious libraries… 

TECHNOLOGY

50 Animation Tools And Resources For Digital Learners 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 21, 2018 39

50 Animation Tools & Resources For Digital Learners by Lisa Chesser, opencolleges.edu.au A purple monster with wild curls spiraling out of control explains the economics of oil production in the Sudan to students in Los Angeles,… 

CRITICAL THINKING

12 Strategies For Creating An Atmosphere Of Problem-Solving In Your Classroom 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 19, 2018 0

12 Strategies For Creating An Atmosphere Of Problem-Solving In Your Classroom by Paul Moss To remedy the situation, and grow fruitful and happy students within the confines of the syllabus you are bound to, start to fix the… 

TEACHING

10 Specific Ideas To Gamify Your Classroom 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 17, 2018 19

10 Specific Ideas To Gamify Your Classroom by Mike Acedo In today’s classroom, educators are constantly required to mold their teaching methods to give students the best opportunity to succeed. It is not only imperative for students to… 

TECHNOLOGY

20 Simple Assessment Strategies You Can Use Every Day 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 17, 2018 30

20 Simple Assessment Strategies You Can Use Every Day contributed by Saga Briggs This post has been updated from a previous version The ultimate goal of teaching is understanding.  But sometimes it’s easier to talk than to… 

TECHNOLOGY

KOOV Robotics: An All-In-One Solution For Teaching Robotics In The Classroom 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 16, 2018

KOOV Robotics: An All-In-One Solution For Teaching Robotics In The Classroom contributed by KOOV Educator Kit This content was sponsored and created by KOOV Robotics and Sony Electronics with guidance from the TeachThought… 

THE FUTURE OF LEARNING

The Language Of The Maker Movement: 38 Terms For Teachers 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 16, 2018 3

The Language Of The Maker Movement: 38 Terms For Teachers As the maker movement in culture moves from MacGyver jokes and what Noah did when Allie left him in The Notebook to something with a bit more academic and cognitive credibility,… 

TEACHING

A Simple, Open-Ended Assignment: Explain When You’re Creative 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 16, 2018 10

A Simple, Open-Ended Assignment: Explain When You're Creative by Danielle Shanley, Director of Curriculum & Instruction for the New Milford Public Schools Below is an assignment recently given to a 10th grade classroom. The… 

PROJECT-BASED LEARNING

10 Conversations That Can Start Your Next Project-Based Learning Unit 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 11, 2018 0

10 Conversations That Can Start Your Next Project-Based Learning Unit contributed by John Otterstedt Visit TeachThought PD PBL Workshops for PBL workshops & PD from TeachThought In the world of project-based learning, the big… 

TEACHING

32 Tips For Building Better Relationships With Students 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 11, 2018 0

32 Tips For Building Relationships With Students by TeachThought Staff Building relationships with students isn’t always simple, but it’s crucial to the well-being and academic growth of all students. Part of the reason it’s… 

NEWS

Apply For Google For Education Certified Innovator 2018 Program Here 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 10, 2018

Apply For Google For Education Certified Innovator 2018 Program Here by TeachThought Staff This information has been compiled from a press release See our own Professional Development workshops and upcoming… 

TEACHING

‘Information Flow’ As A Litmus Test For Quality Teaching 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 10, 2018 0

'Information Flow' As A Litmus Test For Quality Teaching contributed by Lee Carroll, PhD I’ve been thinking about Teacher Appraisals for years when finally it hit me like a flash—why can’t they be simpler? What Are They Worth?… 

TEACHING

50 Things You Can Say To Encourage A Child 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 9, 2018 0

50 Things You Can Say To Encourage A Child by TeachThought Staff There are many ways to encourage a child, but for students of any age, honest, authentic, and persistent messages from adults that have credibility in their eyes are… 

LEARNING MODELS

A Useful Framework For Transparency In Education 

TEACHTHOUGHT STAFF  Apr 9, 2018 16

A Useful Framework For Transparency In Education by by TeachThought Staff Transparency in education is important for a variety of reasons. Increasingly teachers are encouraged to work in professional learning communities, data…