Thursday, January 28, 2010
WordSift: VOICE
What's more powerful than WORDLE or Tagul? What's able to access related images altogether on a single webpage?
Well, it's WordSift, an ELL resource, created by a research team at Stanford University. The image to the right is a representation of the WordSift of my blog post, Tuesday Trait: Voice
This web application was created to enhance student opportunity in learning English, yet WordSift can make a wonderful addition to any classroom, from kindergaten to college. This web application contains various tools you can use to more effectively teach lessons using the strategies discussed and explained in Classroom Instruction That Works: Research Based Instructional Strategies, written by Dr. Robert Marzano and his research team.
Try out WordSift! Only your imagination can limit your uses for this application.
Posted by samccoy at Thursday, January 28, 2010
Labels: English, graphic organizer, images, instructional strategies, Robert Marzano, semantic web, text, voice, WordSift
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