P.A.V.E. Film Initiative

Created in 2012, this site is a perfect example how a school can use more than just tax dollars to fund creative learning.

A Colorful View Of  Education

Portfolio
Portfolio
With modern technology, we live in the age of a 24-hour classroom. Teaching no longer stops when the students leave the room. In fact, with a web presence a teacher can prepare ahead, using the internet to allow a student to continue learning and creating at his or her own pace. For example, online templates are a great tool for all students. From postcards to newspapers, letters to interviews, some students need a place to begin. For most teachers, the content is the lesson. For students, however, the format can become a challenging and time-consuming task. By giving the students a starting point, a teacher can refocus a student’s attention, even when they are not together in the classroom. The web is a great place for teachers to build online databases for student templates. Like that idea? I would love to sure all the different ideas I have to revolutionize both your online and in-class experience. Click on the links to the right to review just a few work samples.

TonitaJamesKnows.com

Created in 2008, this sample version of the existing site is a perfect example how a teacher can revolutionize a students learning experience.

Templates on NRED.ORG

Students don’t have to start from scratch.  Sometimes, simple templates can be provided to help a student focus on learning, while using a template to expand his/her understanding of presentation.

http://nrhs.nred.org/res_view_folder.aspx?id=88f2c1e8-d434-419a-befb-f09baed304bf&userGroupId=1f73ce89-b5ee-4b8f-a53b-dd2722b07665&userGroupType=C