10 Research Tips for Finding Info Online
NWEA Response to Intervention-easy to use site that helps you target the specific skills and standards students need to focus on to build their confidence in the general education classroom and perform on grade level.
Padlet is a fantastic multifaceted tool (not just for curation of research). You can create and share digital bulletin boards categorized in any way you choose. Pick between your favorite way of storing your research with mind-maps, shelves, or news-feed when organizing your content.
Pew Center Research (Nonpartisan Fact Tank)
Pocket is the perfect place to keep tabs on all your interesting articles in one place,for future reference. Read a blog that you like whilst on your phone, save it to pocket and know that you can find it again (this has saved me a lot of time!) You can easily group articles by tagging and built-in search functionality makes finding those articles easy.
Sketchnoting Resources
Da Font-Downloadable Fonts
Social Justice Sites
Super Teacher Tools-create games like Jeopardy
The Noun Project-over 2 million icons
Wakelet is a wonderful curation tool because it allows you to keep all of the media you find in one convenient news-feed. Like Padlet you can also collaborate and share your findings with others.
Wonderopolis-place for students to ask questions