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Author: Jeff Utecht

I started blogging in 2005 and found it such a powerful way to reflect and share my thinking about technology, this generation, and how we prepare students for their future not our past.

Two great classroom moments

So yesterday I got all my 7th graders signed into their Moodle class for the semester. As the students came walking in I had…

August 22, 2006 · 2 min read

Learning how to learn

On Thursday last week (the first day of school) I met my 6th grade technology class for the first time. After introductions were out…

August 20, 2006 · 2 min read

You can't stop progress

It’s Sunday and I was looking forward to a nice lie in this morning. (lie in means sleep in in Australian terms…one of the…

August 20, 2006 · 2 min read
Random Thoughts

My 25% PD

Back at it again. Yesterday was the kids first day at school and even thought it was a short week for them, it seemed…

August 18, 2006 · 2 min read

Standards cont.

Thanks you to all of those that commented on the last posting on this topic. HereÂ’s the problem the teacher side of me says…

August 17, 2006 · 2 min read

New Media Center-First Day of School

So I kind of got behind posting pictures and even got in trouble from some of the teachers at school who have been reading…

August 17, 2006 · 2 min read

Do we need tech standards?

On my way to our technology standards meeting and there is something not sitting well with me. I can’t put my finger on it…

August 15, 2006 · 1 min read

Conversations and the Flat World cont.

So tonight was our ‘Beginning of the year BBQ’ basically a meet up of all the teachers to welcome each other back from the…

August 13, 2006 · 4 min read

Conversations and the Flat World

One thing that blogging, Skyping, and social-networking has taught me is to listen for the conversations. The conversations that carry a message of the…

August 12, 2006 · 3 min read

Blogspot unblocked…my thoughts

So now that I’ve had a couple of days to think about what this means about China’s policies and ultimately what this means for…

August 12, 2006 · 3 min read