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Get Your Students to Love the News, #7: News360 helps students collect the news

Posted on July 24, 2014 by Mark Isero

 Today I’m back with a new installment to the “Get Your Students to Love the News,” which I think is slowly becoming a great resource for teachers. Today ...

reading/teaching

Get Your Students to Love the News, #6: The New York Times Upfront is awesome!

Posted on May 22, 2014 by Mark Isero

 Hey, this little series, “Get Your Students to Love the News,” is becoming a real thing! Today is the sixth installment. When you have time, be sur...

reading/technology

Get Your Students to Love the News, #5: Vox explains current events step by step

Posted on May 18, 2014 by Mark Isero

 There’s a big new trend happening in the news industry, and it’s called explanatory journalism. Also known as data journalism, it’s the recen...

reading/teaching

Get Your Students to Love the News, #4: There’s nothing like the real thing.

Posted on May 8, 2014 by Mark Isero

 If you’ve been reading this series, “Get Your Students to Love the News,” you’ll notice that I’m trying to suggest simple and eas...

reading/technology

Get Your Students to Love the News, #3: Newsela meets kids at their reading level

Posted on May 3, 2014 by Mark Isero

 Imagine my joy when I found out about Newsela, a website that modifies the vocabulary and syntax of news articles to match the reading levels of students. I wi...

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