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Considering the needs of ALL categories of learners
I have been reading several books about educational reform and charter schools (e.g., Disrupting Class). I began to experience a vague associated with a topic I used to cover when teaching educational psychology. One persuasive logic in individualization is that … Continue reading
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The invisible politics of education
I came to believe that debates in education are not about achievement or test scores or preparing tomorrow’s workforce at all. They are about gaining the political power to control money and secure special privileges. Glass, Gene V (2008-06-01). Fertilizers, … Continue reading
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Ethics
The National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification offers a model code of ethics for educators. The final section of the model concerns educational technology. This resource makes a great starting point for staff discussion.
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Wired Educator Podcast
I listen to many podcasts but have had difficulty finding educational podcasts I like. The Wired Educator podcast (Kelly Croy) is well done and the host seems able to get interview with ed tech luminaries.
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What Twitter is and what it is not
I am not a fan of Twitter chats. These seem an example of the “I only have a hammer” mentality. Twitter facilitates. It is the means to various ends. It may motivate the engagement some need to pursue certain ends. … Continue reading
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Free is not practical
I just read a post lamenting the changed funding model for Kidblog. The post offered advice on other blogging platforms for kids now that Kidblog limits what can be done at no cost. I think $29 for a class for … Continue reading
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