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Inspiration®a visual learning tool that
inspires students to
develop ideas and organize thinking.
Applications
Learning (making one)
Teaching (showing one)
Evaluation (asking to make one)
1- Brainstorming2- Planning3- Organizing4- Outlining 5- Prewriting6- Diagramming7- Concept Mapping8- Webbing
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Its intuitive interface keeps your focus
on your ideas,
not the drawing process.
Concept maps
Represent meaningful relationships between concepts in the form of propositions
Teaching tool
MoleculesWater MotionStatesHeatSolidGasLiquid
molecules
motionwater
heatstates
solid gas liquid
have Is made of
determines Can changeIncreased by
Can beCan beCan be
molecules
motionwater
heatstates
solid gas liquid
have Is made of
determines Can changeIncreased by
Can beCan beCan be
Concept learning
Knowledge Learning
Similarities & Differences
Examples and Nonexamples
Interactive Inspiration
Teaching Science
example examples
North American DesertsVery hot
and dry
Less than 10" rain a
year
"Cold Desert"
"Hot Desert"
plant life not subtropical
Great Basin Desert
Subtropical plant life
Mojave SonoranChihuahuan
Young deserts
10,000 years old
FORMS OF
WATER
gas
liquid
solid
ice
snow
frost
steam
water vapor
mistrain
streamfog
cloud dew
is a
which canbe reduced
by
which retar ds thesuch aswhich is a func tion of
betweenbetweenbetween
such as
andreferred
to as
moving in
such as such as
moving in
and
moving through
which reaches
when
=
which is a func tion of
that that
such as such as
which is a func tion of
and
which is a func tion of the
such as
FRICTION
f orcelubricants
solid objects
normal f orcemotionmotor oils
dragsolids
waterair
f luids
airplanes
weight
slide roll
grav ity =9.8m/s2
parachutist
terminalv elocity
boats
air hockey tires
angle ofinclination B
materials in
contact
coefficients ofstatic and
kinetic f riction
glass,
rubber,
Friction
History & Social Studies
"discovered"
and
over time createdover time created
which allowed
led toled to then
added to
led to
added to
Primitive Man
Animal Husbandry
Agriculture
SurplusFormation of Villages
TradeWarfare Growth of Population and Development of
Cities
Interconnections in the Development of
Humanity
was
sailed for
discovered
wanted to find
sailed to
sailed to
explored
first sailed
invadeddefeated
discovered
namedfor
claimed for
explored discovered
claimedfor
explored
Explorers of America
(first 30 years)
Christopher Columbus
John Cabot
Amerigo Vespucci
Ojeda
Pedro Alvarez Cabral
Francisco Fernandes
Juan Ponce de Leon
Hernando Cortes
Magellan
Italian
Spanish Monarchy
West Indies
"America"
1492
NewfoundlandCape
Hatteras
1492
1497
English
Guam
Straits of Magellan
1520
Mexico
(Pascua) Florida
Aztecs
1519
Easter Sunday
France
1512
Labrador
1500
Brazil
1454-1512
Portugal
America named for him
1499
Venezuelan coast
1500
Evaluation
restored French leadership through
aided cause of nationalism by
providedemployment by
investmentsincreased by
helped relationswith other nations
by
world commercegained through
extension of empire by
failed to
Napoleon III1852-1870
Foreign Policy
Helped Sardinia against Austria
Economic Ideas
Lowering tariffs on imports
French company digging Suez
Canal
Crimean War 1853-56
Credit Mobilier
Remodeling Paris
Colonial Policy
Joining with British forcing Chinese ports to open (Treaty
of Peking)
Overthrow Mexican
government and turn it into a
French satellite
From Margo MacAlear's high
school class, Indianapolis, IN
restored French leadership through
aided cause of nationalism by
providedemployment by
investmentsincreased by
helped relationswith other nations
by
world commercegained through
extension of empire by
failed to
Napoleon III1852-1870
Foreign Policy
Helped Sardinia against Austria
Economic Ideas
Lowering tariffs on imports
French company digging Suez
Canal
Crimean War 1853-56
Credit Mobilier
Remodeling Paris
Colonial Policy
Joining with British forcing Chinese ports to open (Treaty
of Peking)
Overthrow Mexican
government and turn it into a
French satellite
From Margo MacAlear's high
school class, Indianapolis, IN
Reading
Did she read the book?
Template
Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
Conflict
Boggis, Bunce and Bean want to kill the foxes
for stealing.
The foxes are trapped in a hole and are starving.
Setting
The farms of Boggis, Bunce
and Bean
A hole under a tree
Themes
Fox who stays calm can beat
angry men.
Family that works together
will win.
A little stealing is OK if it will save
your family.
Characterization
Mr. FoxBoggis,
Bunce and Bean
Wily
Smart
Good to his family
Nasty, dirty men
Angry
Mean
Example
Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
Conflict
Boggis, Bunce and Bean want to kill the foxes
for stealing.
The foxes are trapped in a hole and are starving.
Setting
The farms of Boggis, Bunce
and Bean
A hole under a tree
Themes
Fox who stays calm can beat
angry men.
Family that works together
will win.
A little stealing is OK if it will save
your family.
Characterization
Mr. FoxBoggis,
Bunce and Bean
Wily
Smart
Good to his family
Nasty, dirty men
Angry
Mean
Example
The Secret Garden
Setting Characters
Problem or Conflict
Events
Resolution
Misselthwaite Manor
Gardens
Martha
Mary
Colin
Dikon
Mary is lonely and not nice.
Parents die, Mary moves to
England.
Meets Martha and Dikon and finds garden to grow things in.
Meets Colin, boy worse than her,
makes him behave.
Garden gives Mary something to love
and care for.
Dikon and Martha become Mary's
friends.
They teach Colin how awful to be self-centered.Multi
Brainstorming
Survivalskil ls
Unconsciously so
Unaware of just how much
Key Characteristic
In his unique way
Survival skil ls
HOLDEN CAULFIELD
Humorous
Poetic
Intelligent
Alienated
Caring Spiritual
Sensitive
Unhappy
Does he represent every
teenager's struggle for
independence?
Character Web: Catcher in the Rye
Troubled
Worried
Confused
Sarcastic
Brainstorm
Field Trip Discussion
Our trip to the city
gardens
We saw...
bugs!
squirrels
flowers
birds
We took pictures
It rained
We rode...
a tiny train
a bus
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including several hundred photographic quality images
and animated symbols.
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