School of thought or School of fact?
Yesterday I spent the day in 9th grade Asian History classes recording conversations that we are sharing with a 12th grade Asian History class…
Yesterday I spent the day in 9th grade Asian History classes recording conversations that we are sharing with a 12th grade Asian History class…
Let me start this post with a disclaimer. There are a million ways to use blogs in education. The following is just one way…
I spent this past week playing around with WordPress 2.5. A great release that loads faster, a new admin side that I love and…
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David Warlick wrote a post the other day about being able to zip up or turn off your Personal Learning Network (PLN). I too…
I lay there half awake thinking about The Game. Ball hit to your left, man on first….under hand to second. Ball hit deep in…
Have you ever been giving a presentation or talking to someone and all of a sudden you say something that makes you stop and…
I have a lot of random thoughts about the EARCOS Teacher’s Conference this year….so if these seem like disconnected ideas/ramblings/thoughts….it’s because they are. The…
If I was asking my teachers to take a risk in their own classroom, then I felt I needed to show that I too…
(A blog post I wrote to 11th graders and to myself) Some interesting research has come out in the past couple of months that…