Flipped Learning: Going Beyond the Obvious
Will Richardson wrote a blog post over at SmartBlogs that has been rolling around in my brain for a couple of days now and…
Category: Teaching & Learning
Posts on classroom practice, student engagement, assessment, and how learning happens in schools and online.
Power Searching Class From Google
Google resently announce a free course they are offering in mid-July. I have signed up for it as I still believe search is the…
Some Books And My Reviews
Seeing that summer is officially here (although weather wise it hasn’t shown up here in the Pacific Northwest) I thought I’d review a couple…
Reaching Their Potential
On Monday the MLB (Baseball) draft started and one of the Mariner Bloggers that I follow Jeff Sullivan had this to say about the…
30 Years in the Education System
As another school year draws to a close, I find myself both nervous and excited about the future. by JacobYarboroughPhotography For 30 years, or…
NYT Summer Reading Contest…What If
A teacher brought this contest ran by the New York Times to my attention the other day as they were starting to prepare for…
Paying Attention to Attention
Last week I gave a short presentation to the High School student body here at ISB. I talked a bit about what I was…
Flipping History
By Stefan When most people think of the flipped classroom model or reverse instruction, which ever term you like best, they automatically think videos,…
Technology: More than a tool, a new skill
by corykrug I’m dumping another technology phrase that I think its time has passed by. A few years ago I stopped using the phrase…
Personalizing Education in a Standards-Based System
My thoughts after reading Seth Godin’s post Back to (the wrong) school and Douglas Rushkoff post Are Jobs Obsolete? The other day I was looking at a…