Website Validation

The website I looked at was Martin Luther King Jr. - A True Historical Examination. As I read further into the details and looked at the links provided, I feel that this is not a true examination. It says things like "Martin Luther King Jr. was a fraud", "woman beater", and many other horrible things. The website is hosted by Stormfront-A White Nationalist Community - and their homepage is just a forum site, and a lot is said about donating money. I believe that this site is not a very legitimate source, and that they are really trying to make some money. They have flyers on their page for students to give out in their schools saying all these horrible comments about Martin Luther King Jr., and I'm afraid that children will see this website and believe it without really studying about Martin Luther King Jr. and learning about what he did while he was alive, relating to Civil Rights.

Magazine Cover - Teacher of the Year

"They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel." - Anonymous

Survey Results

- Made at KidsZone
- 13 Teacher Candidates Responded

My Survey

My Resource from Delicious

As I was looking at the search results for the Web 2.0 Education, one of the first results caught my attention, and stayed in my mind as I looked through all of the results. The resource I chose was SlideShare, a sight to upload Powerpoint presentations, Word documents, and much more. I felt that this would be a good resource to, not only access these documents in the classroom without having a laptop or flashdrive, but to also share these documents with teachers of the same classes/grade levels, etc. This way teachers can see what you are using in your classroom, apply it to their classrooms, and so on. This is a very interesting tool, and I'm excited to try it out.

Until next time...