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Chad Sansing replied to Mary Beth Hertz's discussion Tell Us Where You Blog! in the group Bloggers Support Group"I am a middle-school humanities teacher at a charter school in Virginia. I blog on class roots reform and authentic engagement at http://classroots.org. I also welcome contributions from educator and community partner guest bloggers engaged in work…"
Chad Sansing posted an eventYour Pocket PLC at NCTE 09, Philadelphia Convention Center, Kiosk 3, NCTE Area
November 20, 2009 from 2:30pm to 3:45pm
A Tech-To-Go sessions at NCTE Kiosk 3. For beginners and explorers of social media, this conversation will help you join the Professional Learning Network (PLN) via Twitter and help you move from listening to collecting, sharing, and creating content for educators.
Chad Sansing joined Mary Beth Hertz's group
Bloggers Support Group
The purpose of this group is to provide a place for new, intermediate and veteran bloggers to discuss best practices for blogging as well as to provide tips and resources for making a better blog.
Chad Sansing joined Brian C. Smith's group
Playful Learning
You've heard that play is the brains favorite way of learning. So why isn't play incorporated in more learning experiences?See More
Chad Sansing joined Jill Galloway's group
Project-Based Learning (PBL)
This group is for those who implement the project-based learning model or want to learn more about it.
Chad Sansing joined Steven W. Anderson's group
This is a group for sharing resources to help others to get started with Twitter it will also serve as a place to connect with other Twitter users.
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Barb Holden posted a blog postWhatever Would We Do Without the 'Black Hats'?
I was introduced to the 'Six Thinking Hats' as an Assistant Principal with PSD. A group of administrators had been reading the book and shared their learning through a really fun bag of hats - each hat in the bag a different color. Each hat represented collaboration in the task of looking at an existing landscape or an initiative from different perspectives. I was particularly intrigued by the black hat.As an administrator, the black hat can be the most challenging to work with - especially…See More
International School Community posted a status"Traveling Around: Japan (The life of an international school teacher is good!) - http://bit.ly/14ukId4"
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