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Big picture reading
If as an educator and the read to inform yourself about your profession, I would propose you consider several books that are about the context within which educators function. Glass, for example, proposes that politics and economics are stronger determinants … Continue reading
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Filtering by reading level
Google used to allow the filtering of search results by reading level, but for some reason (not officially announced) this advanced feature was removed. New businesses emerge to fill a niche left unexplored by the big players. Choosito appears to … Continue reading
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.