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Books |
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By Anthony D. Fredericks |
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By Michael
Gravois |
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By Patricia
Sivak, Mary Anne Passatore |
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Big
& Bright Bulletin Boards: Ideas That
Decorate, Educate ... |
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Creative
Resources for Bulletin Boards in the
Early Childhood Education |
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Bulletin
Bored? Or Bulletin Boards!: K-12 |
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Online
Resources |
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Scholarly
Articles on School Bulletin Boards |
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Enchanted
Learning Bulletin Board Ideas for
Classrooms |
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Teacher
Vision Lesson Planning and Bulletin
Boards |
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EdHelper
Information on Bulletin Boards |
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AtoZ
Teacher Stuff Tips about Bulletin
Boards |
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Wikipedia
Information on Bulletin Boards |
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Teacher
Corner Technology on Bulletin Boards |
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DLK's
Bulletin Board Project Ideas |
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81
Back-to-School Bulletin Board Ideas from Creative
Teachers |
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Tips |
| 1. Make the board relevant to the topic and or subject
matter in your classroom. |
| 2. Add humor and color to make it interesting and
attractive. |
| 3. Keep it on a level with the student's level of
understanding. |
| 4. Get the students involved with its development. You
might find a budding artist or thinker in the group. |
| 5. If you allow students
to create the board monitor their
progress for accuracy and
appropriateness. |
5. Check the board frequently, unwanted changes can be
made as a prank or
sabotage (hackers not only prowl the
internet). |
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6. Keep it simple yet comprehensive. Too much material
can cause fatigue and confusion. |
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