Angela Withee
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  • About me
  • Week 1 (May 15th-21st)
  • Week 2 (May 22nd-28th)
  • Week 3 (May 29th-June 4th)
  • Progress Report
  • Week 4 (June 5th-June 11th)
  • Week 5 (June 12th-June 18th)
  • Week 6 (June 19th-25th)
  • Week 7 (June 26th-July 2nd)
  • Week 8 (July 3rd-9th)
  • Week 9 (July 10th-16th)
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Welcome to week 1 of my Google Project guys!
​For this week I will begin gardening, cooking, and researching further into current educational reforms, issues and strives. I hope you guys enjoy exploring these newfound interests with me. :)
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​My Garden
​This week I bought the supplies needed to start my garden. Along with potting soil and food I also purchased pots and a gnome decoration. Stay tuned for next week when I purchase my plants.
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My Meal

This is a fairly easy recipe to follow and I used all organic ingredients. For the asparagus I preheated the oven to 400 degrees F. I then lightly drizzled the asparagus with olive oil, black pepper and a little Himalayan salt. I spread the veggies out on a baking sheet and let it bake for 25 minutes. This 8 ounce steak is Pan-seared. I marinated this steak in pepper, all seasonings seasoning, and cooked on high heat in a skillet with a little salt and olive oil until it was medium rare in the middle. Simple and delicious, I made this meal for my mother and I :)
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Exploring Education

For week 1 I ventured off to twitter to find educational inspirations. I found a very interesting article and a blog that I'd like to share with you guys. 
I really enjoyed the first article and felt like it connects to our class because of how it is centered on education technology. I thought that each of the three main focuses were good ways to get students active in their work. These three focuses were; local technology mentoring, technology projects to raise awareness locally and support a cause, and collaborative partnerships with distant peers. From this article I was also given a link to a blog that I have attached for you guys under blog one. This blog discusses how to get student's interested in projects that have real-world applications. I really like the ideas of using service to get students involved in their school work. Personally I think a great way of doing this in my classroom would be to have my students mentor and read to younger grades.
1. _ Click here for article one
2. _ Click for blog one
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