Showing posts with label testing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label testing. Show all posts

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Cande Ramos

Cande Ramos

Cande Ramos, Spain, Secondary, Adult, Spanish History and Geography

Spanish History Teacher in a small town called Santa Cruz in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.

Haciendo Historia en el Aula
This blog is intended as a classroom tool, to show to students the potential of new technologies, proper use of them, without forgetting the traditional formats. In this blog of matter will have access to resources, issues, tasks and curiosities that can manage and use them as the work in class because the subject is organized for the contents of the 2nd year, and for the Test University access.

It also intends to take advantage to the blogosphere, being a point of exchange and meetings between teachers of the subject, or just history buffs, making available of such notes or resources, while this blog will feed on job sharing of thousands of teachers.

Theme: spanish history, university access tests

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Kerry Eades

Kerry Eades

Kerry Eades, Oklahoma, USA, Career and Technology Education, Testing and Educational Technology

I am an Assessment Specialist with the Oklahoma Dept. Of CareerTech. We create and maintain skills standards and competency tests for over 100 career majors.

CareerTech Testing Center
The CareerTech Testing Center blog is a repository of information on a variety of testing and educational topics. Some topics are original thought, some inspired by the world around us and some are articles and reports generated by others that have application to Testing and career and technology education in Oklahoma and throughout.

Theme: testing, test, skill standards, vo-tech, skills standards, assessment center, education, cttc, career tech, career and technology, assessment, technical education, testing center, careerTech, technology, vocational, competency, careertech testing center, competency testing, career major

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Vanessa Van Petten

Vanessa Van Petten

Vanessa Van Petten, USA, All Sectors

I am 22 and wrote a parenting book from a teen's perspective when I was in High School in Los Angeles, CA. I graduated from Emory University in May 2007. I do speaking events and radio shows across the country for teachers and parents about what life is really like from the net-generation view.

On Teens Today with Vanessa Van Petten
Vanessa gives real advice from teen's about how parents and adults can approach the net-generation and speak to them on their level. She honestly explores how teens today deal with everything from cheating on tests, marijuana, curfews, cyberbullying and much more.

Her goal is to give adults a small window into the lives of teens so they can develop better relationships and we can have happier young adults.

Theme: teens, internet, cyberbullying, e-learning, parents, teachers, school, academics, study skills, organization, cliques, peer pressure, high school, middle school, college, homework, test

Friday, February 15, 2008

Kevin S. McGrew

Kevin McGrew

Kevin S. McGrew, Ph.D, USA, Primary, Secondary, Human Intelligence

I'm an Educational Psychologist with primary interests and expertise in applied psychometrics, educational and psychological measurement, human intelligence, and assessment of human intelligence.

Intelligence Insights about Intelligence Theories and Tests (aka, IQ's Corner)
An attempt to share contemporary research findings, insights, musings, and discussions regarding theories and applied measures of human intelligence.

Theme: intelligence, education, educational psychology, cognition, learning, testing, school achievement, neuropsychology, learning disabilities