http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Podcast.html Welcome to Hamblen County Department of Education’s Podcast Center. <br/><br/>Use the Links at the Right to View Podcasts by Categories.<br/><br/>Please visit virtual tour links for information about our schools. Links to school activities and programs offer a glimpse of the wonderful projects going on in the classrooms.<br/><br/>District links share information concerning community and parent information, district awards, professional development and virtual field trips.<br/><br/>Model Lessons may be used to share lesson ideas from teacher to teacher. <br/><br/>The latest five podcasts are listed below. You may go to the archive at the bottom of the page to see all previously uploaded podcasts or choose a category link at the right.<br/><br/>Thank you for visiting our Podcast Center.<br/> iWeb 2.0.4 60 no Welcome to Hamblen County Department of Education’s Podcast Center. Use the Links at the Right to View Podcasts by Categories. Please visit virtual tour links for information about our schools. Links to school activities and pr Welcome to Hamblen County Department of Education’s Podcast Center. Use the Links at the Right to View Podcasts by Categories. Please visit virtual tour links for information about our schools. Links to school activities and programs offer a glimpse of the wonderful projects going on in the classrooms. District links share information concerning community and parent information, district awards, professional development and virtual field trips. Model Lessons may be used to share lesson ideas from teacher to teacher. The latest five podcasts are listed below. You may go to the archive at the bottom of the page to see all previously uploaded podcasts or choose a category link at the right. Thank you for visiting our Podcast Center. en http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Entries/2010/2/18_John_Hay_5th_Grade_Techies.html 1dfdbbef-f55a-4be1-8b2d-6879c82e0d27 Thu, 18 Feb 2010 12:50:42 -0500 <a href="http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Media/John%20Hay%205th%20Grade%20Techies.m4v"><img src="http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Media/John%20Hay%205th%20Grade%20Techies.png" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:171px; height:128px;"/></a>With instructional technology coaching from Ms. Chanda Parker and research guidance from Mrs. Regena Moore, John Hay’s 5th grade students became a little SMARTer. <br/><br/>Students were given the opportunity to use the latest in SMARTboard technology to develop their own presentations on their assigned country. <br/><br/>These presentations were truly impressive. Watch as students develop technological skills while learning information on many countries such at Italy, Mexico, Japan and China.<br/><br/> no 00:05:11 With instructional technology coaching from Ms. Chanda Parker and research guidance from Mrs. Regena Moore, John Hay’s 5th grade students became a little SMARTer. Students were given the opportunity to use the latest in SMARTboard techno With instructional technology coaching from Ms. Chanda Parker and research guidance from Mrs. Regena Moore, John Hay’s 5th grade students became a little SMARTer. Students were given the opportunity to use the latest in SMARTboard technology to develop their own presentations on their assigned country. These presentations were truly impressive. Watch as students develop technological skills while learning information on many countries such at Italy, Mexico, Japan and China. http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Entries/2010/2/12_African_American_History.html be9d3c23-d6cc-4f30-beff-8a9668cbdb1c Fri, 12 Feb 2010 09:43:05 -0500 Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Arwood at Hillcrest Elementary recently gave their students an assignment to create a report on a famous person in African American history. <br/><br/>Each child researched and wrote their own report including a drawing of their subject. <br/><br/>The writings and drawings were then displayed on a unique scrolling presentation board and reported to the class. no 00:19:46 Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Arwood at Hillcrest Elementary recently gave their students an assignment to create a report on a famous person in African American history. Each child researched and wrote their own report including a drawing of their Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Arwood at Hillcrest Elementary recently gave their students an assignment to create a report on a famous person in African American history. Each child researched and wrote their own report including a drawing of their subject. The writings and drawings were then displayed on a unique scrolling presentation board and reported to the class. http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Entries/2010/2/4_UTRUST_video-Principal_Appreciation.html 43e43b9f-21aa-41f0-b6bd-93042077724f Thu, 4 Feb 2010 12:30:01 -0500 Kelli Pendleton of UTRUST recently completed an appreciation video for Tennessee’s principals. <br/><br/>Our own Chuck Carter, principal of Union Heights Elementary, was included in this video. <br/><br/>UTRUST’s Principal Appreciation Day is February 10th.<br/><br/> no 00:05:24 Kelli Pendleton of UTRUST recently completed an appreciation video for Tennessee’s principals. Our own Chuck Carter, principal of Union Heights Elementary, was included in this video. UTRUST’s Principal Appreciation Day is February 10th. Kelli Pendleton of UTRUST recently completed an appreciation video for Tennessee’s principals. Our own Chuck Carter, principal of Union Heights Elementary, was included in this video. UTRUST’s Principal Appreciation Day is February 10th. http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Entries/2010/1/27_RV_100_Days.html 0fe1d83b-9255-45d4-b763-3a50c5c70fa5 Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:52:59 -0500 Recently Russellville Elementary Primary students celebrated the 100th day of school. <br/><br/>The students made their own shirts using 100 items. Some students participated in making crafts or writing papers about 100 things they like or like to eat. <br/><br/>A fun rotation was set up in the gymnasium for the students to enjoy. <br/><br/>Watch as the students celebrate! no 00:04:09 Recently Russellville Elementary Primary students celebrated the 100th day of school. The students made their own shirts using 100 items. Some students participated in making crafts or writing papers about 100 things they like or like Recently Russellville Elementary Primary students celebrated the 100th day of school. The students made their own shirts using 100 items. Some students participated in making crafts or writing papers about 100 things they like or like to eat. A fun rotation was set up in the gymnasium for the students to enjoy. Watch as the students celebrate! http://hcweb.hcboe.net/CO/Sites/Site/Podcast/Entries/2010/1/27_Stubblefield_and_Redding.html cf962d04-7be8-4de3-a844-6fb36d78dff3 Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:48:27 -0500 Heather Stubblefield and Christine Redding taught Title I attendees how to use sign language in their classroom to reenforce visual learning for all. Signing for Success is the goal of these two teachers. no 00:02:17 Heather Stubblefield and Christine Redding taught Title I attendees how to use sign language in their classroom to reenforce visual learning for all. Signing for Success is the goal of these two teachers. Heather Stubblefield and Christine Redding taught Title I attendees how to use sign language in their classroom to reenforce visual learning for all. Signing for Success is the goal of these two teachers.