Dr. Ruben Puentedura created the SAMR Model. This is a set of 38 slides from a presentation at Ridley College. He explains the four levels of SAMR, and the steps involved in implementing it with technology, along with examples. Most of...

The image shows a foosball table with a ballerina in the middle to advertise job searching on Monster.com.

The image shows penquins in front of a camera to advertise wildlife documentaries on Animal Planet.

The graphic image shows Marge Simpson in a before and after picture advertising Dove Anti-Frizz Cream.

The image shows a person's hands opening a magazine that has come alive with fish to advertise Traveller Magazine.

The image shows a Dunkin Donuts coffee cup combined with a construction site to advertise their rebuilding of new stores.

The image shows a strawberry frosted mini-wheat looking at it's reflection in a spoon to advertise the cereal.

The image shows a Heinz ketchup bottle divided up into individual tomatoes to advertise the brand's freshness.

The image shows a goldfish wearing a helmet in case it hits the sides swimming in a spotless bowl cleaned with Glassex.

The image shows a lady with a Pepsi can used as a hair roller to promote recycling.

The image shows a skeleton in the ground with beautiful red hair to promote Nivea Hair Care products.

The image shows an outline of a truck going through a mountain to advertise the power of Nissan.

A gateway to a collection of more than 500 prints, from eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America, which encompasses several forms of political editorializing. A wonderfully curated collection, with images, a summary of the historical...

This lesson introduces Newton's Second Law and explains that force is equal to mass times acceleration. It is 3 of 3 in the series titled "Newton's Second Law."

This slideshow lesson focuses on the use of websites for research sources. It gives the pros and cons to using websites as sources and discusses the need to evaluate websites and what to look for.

This slideshow lesson focuses on brackets by providing background information and uses including the following: clarify details, adding emphasis, modifying quoted material, and marking errors in quotations using [sic]. It provides...

This slideshow lesson focuses on how to write an effective cause and effect thesis; it reviews cause and effect writing, lists signal words for cause and effect papers, explains what is required in the thesis, and provides three examples...

This slideshow lesson focuses on cause and effect transition words; it defines and lists the categories of transition words. It discusses when to use cause and effect transition words, provides a list of sample words, and offers sentence...

This video lesson focuses on using character cards as a reading strategy. It defines and gives the purpose of character cards, explains the type of information to put on the front and the back of the card and how to maintain the card. It...

This slideshow focuses on authors defining characters through description such as features, dress, mannerisms, emotions, and objects. It provides several examples from Bram Stoker's "Dracula."

This tutorial offers two slideshows: one for colons and one for dashes. They each state the purpose of the mark and tell when they are used along with examples.

This slideshow focuses on the use of commas in a series. It discusses the rule for commas in a series; requirements of a series; words, phrases, and clauses in a series; and comma placement.

This lesson focuses on the six main types of reading comprehension questions: main idea, purpose, tone, inference, detail, and definition. It explains each type and offers examples in text and in audio formats.

This slideshow focuses on common symbols including definition and background information, identification, and lists of common symbols and their meanings by category: colors, flowers, animals, seasons, elements, religious, weather,...