Via this website and other forums we at Dynamic Classroom strive to help all students succeed and we believe that this can be accomplished by helping teachers make their classrooms a fun and dynamic place.
Here is what a true education professional has to say about seeing the dynamicclassroom method in action.
Focused Learning!
"To observe students enjoy learning history and totally focused on the events being studied was a great experience for me. To see students "wide awake," interacting and internalizing historical events and characters was an exciting observation for me. As an educator with 45 years of experience (Superintendent, Principal at the High school, Middle school, and Elementary school levels) I have never seen a teacher who totally integrates technology in the teaching process until I observed Mr. Eric Miller. His computer-integrated curriculum is the future of teaching being practiced today."
The Daniel Morgan Middle School Webcast Historian Program is currently detailed in Hallowed Ground the journal of the Civil War Preservation Trust. (CWPT)
The Daniel Morgan Middle School Webcast Historian Program is currently detailed in Hallowed Ground the journal of the Civil War Preservation Trust. (CWPT)
Webcast Historians Meet Senator Jim Webb
Read about the Civil War Press Conference at the Third Winchester Battlefield where the Webcast Historians covered the newsmakers and were newsmakers themselves. Read dynamicclassroom blog entry #15 for more on this!
July 2009: Capital Classroom Project
On July 28 Eric Miller participated in a brainstorming session in Richmond to provide input on the new education website for the Virginia General Assembly. Read blog entry #14 to see how it went!
Webcast Historian 2009 Program!
Visit Civil War Preservation Trust's website to view the Webcast Historian Third Winchester Webcasts. http://www.civilwar.org/education/
Exciting News: Read all about the Webcast Historian program "The Civil War in Winchester, Virginia." We are extremely fortunate this year to be able to work with the Civil War Preservation Trust (CWPT) who have preserved over 500 acres of core battlefield land in Winchester. Make sure to visit blog to read about this exciting undertaking.
Teachers do you ever think about...
Reaching all of your students.
Eliminating discipline disruptions.
Making learning fun for everyone including yourself.
Bringing your content to "life."
Making your lessons relevant.
Using proven techniques.
Being the best teacher that you can be.
Using technology to create a new way of teaching and learning.
Consistently getting high SOL scores with all of your students.
... how all of these things can be achieved?
To see how dynamicclassroom can help you in the classroom see "How To" page.
If you want to learn more please explore this website, visit and comment on the blog page, and contact dynamicclassroom with any question or comments. Thank You!
This just in! SOL results for Spring 2010: US History II 1877 - Present: 7th Grade, DMMS.
June/July 2009 National Educational Computing Conference
June 28 - July 1 2009 National Educational Computing Conference (NECC 09) Washington D.C. Eric Miller of Dynamic Classroom meets an old friend at NECC 2009! Moby of Brainpop.com For more information about NECC 2009 visit: http://center.uoregon.edu/ISTE/NECC2009/
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Get Ready for the 2010 Webcast Historians 
Eric Miller to participate in panel discussion at the Civil War Preservation Trust's Summer Teacher Institute, Hagerstown Maryland. For more information please visit: 
The Daniel Morgan Middle School Webcast Historian Program is currently detailed in Hallowed Ground the journal of the Civil War Preservation Trust. (CWPT)
Read about the Civil War Press Conference at the Third Winchester Battlefield where the Webcast Historians covered the newsmakers and were newsmakers themselves. Read dynamicclassroom 
On July 28 Eric Miller participated in a brainstorming session in Richmond to provide input on the new education website for the Virginia General Assembly. Read
Visit Civil War Preservation Trust's website to view the Webcast Historian Third Winchester Webcasts. 
Exciting News: Read all about the Webcast Historian program 
June 28 - July 1 2009 National Educational Computing Conference (NECC 09) Washington D.C. Eric Miller of Dynamic Classroom meets an old friend at NECC 2009! Moby of Brainpop.com For more information about NECC 2009 visit: 
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