The Innovative Educator:
During a recent visit to a school I was disappointed because although the school is noted as being a model technology school I was hearing from students, teachers, and leaders that the students had “handed in” a lot of great work, but none of it was being published. Instead their writing, videos, and podcasts lived mainly in obsolescence in a hard to find folder on their various teacher's computers or in obscurity, tattered on a bulletin board sadly with only some educator chicken scratch on it as its insignificant and sole form of comments and ratings.
For the rest of the article and "6 Ways Innovative Educators Can Move from Hand It In to Publish it Teaching" head over to Lisa Nielsen's Blog.
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Education and Tech, was created to build hope that education based on technology, still can make you rich not only spiritually but economically. Dr. Milton Ramirez - @tonnet is its editor. He is an educator, writer and blogger. He holds an Ed.D. from Loja National University (EC.), and he hails Education & Technology from NYC. For any questions, tips or concerns please e-mail us to: tonnet [at] educationandtech [dot] com
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