After spending $150 for a test, it seems logical to study. I have a book that presents all of the concepts tested on the FTCE Professional Education exam. But I am still feeling a bit overwhelmed. It seems that some of the ideas are new to me.
I've posted about this resource before, but I have to again mention a great online tool called Study Stack. It's simple to use and results in the user's having uploaded content available for use in learning games, flashcards, and more.
Ordinarily, I would embed at least one of the learning games I'd developed with the tool. But for some reason, the coding seems to understand just how beautiful it is. Accordingly, when my blog first loads, the viewer is instantly taken to that item on the page, not to the top of the page as I'd like. So, I've embedded them on my own site and include a link to them there. If you are studying for the Professional Education Test portion of the FTCE (Florida Teacher Certification Exam), they will probably be of great use to you. Enjoy!
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Sunday, July 25, 2010
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Mid-Term Fun!
Seems like an oxymoron, but it's true! You can have fun while studying for mid-terms. I'm so thankful for the site, ClassTools.net! Their free templates and tools enable educators and students to create your own Flash games. Here's mine!
While I scaled it down some for prettiness on this site, it's actually a much better viewing size on its native site. Here's a link to my games at the original site.
While I scaled it down some for prettiness on this site, it's actually a much better viewing size on its native site. Here's a link to my games at the original site.
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