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David Britten's blog post was featuredKeep the National Day of Blogging for Ed Reform Conversation Going
Spend time this holiday reading the incredible #blog4reform archive! The links to hundreds of great ideas are listed at http://bit.ly/aRTeWA and http://bit.ly/as3z6iPlease leave comments when you read a blog post. It will help all of us to keep the momentum going that began first with Tom Whitby's blogging event last month.See More
David Britten posted a blog postKeep the National Day of Blogging for Ed Reform Conversation Going
Spend time this holiday reading the incredible #blog4reform archive! The links to hundreds of great ideas are listed at http://bit.ly/aRTeWA and http://bit.ly/as3z6iPlease leave comments when you read a blog post. It will help all of us to keep the momentum going that began first with Tom Whitby's blogging event last month.See More
David Britten replied to Chuck Bell's discussion How to Balance Social Media Time With The Demands of School and Family"I intertwine my social media use with my work and have coaxed my wife into similar habits. That way, we share a common interest but still have time together away from it. I don't think there's a stock answer to this question. I think its…"
"Thanks for the comment David. Our superintendant is great and all is just getting started regarding technology here in our district. I applaud what is being done, but look forward to more PD in this area (hopefully)."
David Britten replied to Thomas Whitby's discussion Reactions to the Alfie Kohn Conversation"I thought his most powerful arguments - his closing comments about NCLB - will sadly have the least impact. Politicians don't want to hear that they aren't qualified to make the decisions they do. That's akin to telling the emperor he…"
David Britten replied to Steve Johnson's discussion What should be the primary skills of the teachers in this school? in the group Build the Ideal 21st Century School"I would want to take this further by having them not only demonstrate their knowledge of the tools but to convince me they know how to begin using one or more of them to improve student learning. I always bring my interview questions back to how…"
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Build the Ideal 21st Century School
This group exists as a place to take the weekly #edchat topics on Twitter and let them guide us towards creating the ideal 21st Century School. After discussing and building this school collaboratively, the aim is to actually get it built!See More
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- At 1:32pm on March 5, 2010,
Irene Farmer said…
- Thanks for the comment David. Our superintendant is great and all is just getting started regarding technology here in our district. I applaud what is being done, but look forward to more PD in this area (hopefully).
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Keep the National Day of Blogging for Ed Reform Conversation Going
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Spend time this holiday reading the incredible #blog4reform archive! The links to hundreds of great ideas are listed at http://bit.ly/aRTeWA and http://bit.ly/as3z6i
Please leave comments when you read a blog post. It will help all of us to keep the momentum going that began first with Tom Whitby's blogging event last month.
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John Marsh posted a blog postTips To Become Better At Statistics
Statistics help needed at every stage and in every aspect of our activities. Statistics are used to analyze what is happening in the world around us. It also helps us to know what happened in the past and can be useful in predicting what may happen in the future. For many of the students and adults doing statistic is a challenging task. Below find some creative tips to become better at the statistic.…See More
Scott Johns posted a discussionIs your school engaging in blended learning?
Dear Colleagues,Over the summer, I have been working with the Clayton Christensen Institute, a non-profit institution conducting research in blended learning. I am working as part of a team that is building a Blended Learning Universe (BLU), a searchable database of blended-learning programs nation-wide.If your school is engaging in blended learning, please contact me! We would love to gain your help in shaping this…See More
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