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Calling All Educational Researchers: How Do We Deal With Bad Teachers?
Photo by robinpiero This post would touch some sensibilities and we would ask you to re-read it, if you are not so sure about what we meant by this…
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tips
Karyn Romeis on Smart Boys, Bad Grades
Karyn Romeis leads her L&D consultancy called Learning Anorak Ltd. but she also writes on her Karyn's erratic learning journey. We should n…
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technology
Spime-Time as the New Technology Generation
No doubt there are many kinds of writing educational projects, and networks may provide an excellent means to distribute and publish any student prod…
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pedagogy
Ninth Grade Determines a Student’s Success in High School
Seema Mehta writes an article in Los Angeles Times about taking sink or swim out of 9th grade. The article states that ninth grade determines a stud…
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teaching
The Art of Listening: Teaching Our Children How to Be Students
I’m biased but I see the Obama Education Policy as one of the best proposals I’ve heard. The reason, I suspect, is the President Elect’s ability to l…
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wiki
Learning About Wikis and History of Education
Wikispaces is inviting you to its Education Webinar on November 13th at 5pm PDT. You'll be learning about the basics of setting Wikispaces up in …
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technology
Joan Hughes: On Ecology of Learning & Technology Leadership
All this wonderful experiences originated at the TechForum SW8 and Miguel Guhlin was ready to record an interesting conversation had with Dr. Joan H…
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pedagogy
Looking Beyond the Physical Student To Be Successful in Teaching.
We are very close to Nov. 4th elections and as Clay Burell suggests, everything is political - except for edubloggers. For his I Didn’t Wordle as Ro…
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society
American Industry Wisdom Taking On Schools and American Classrooms
I’ll bet most (all?) of the big-time school reform outfits today are headed by people who have not read more than one or two of the 100 books I recom…
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society
Who Is in Power to Stop Finally the Cyberbulling? Parents.
Most don’t mention it, anyway. This has long been the case on the playground, in the cafeteria, in the gym locker room, on the athletic field, and th…
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technology
Teacher 2.0 : Is a Buzzword Only
Lauren O’Grady wrote a great post we want to comment on. Does this mean we now have a student 2.0? Is it the answer to Teacher 2.0? Well, think agai…
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pedagogy
Language of Learning: Is it Grown or Built?
First of all, let me start with a question. What kind of language should we use if central educational language is focused either, on "growing&q…
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pedagogy
Curriculum: Design and Phylosophy Underlying Are Not For Wikis
It's been a long time since I don't read or write about curriculum (Curriculum was the topic I've worked on back when I had to present my…
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teaching
Konrad Glogowski: On Conversational Assesment
Today while reading reading our subscription I've found a quote from John Dewey on Pedagogical Theory, written precisely by the author of Blog of…
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Congrats Jenny D. She's now a PhD!
I've missed her post lately for some reason but today I went to check my feed reader and what I've found is Jenny D. ( that's all I know)…
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Education seen from the 1937 through the 2000 year
A Columbia university educator, addressing students at the University of California at Los Angeles, predicted that "by the year 2000, we won'…
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Following Stephen's Web
We've quoted more than once Stephen Downes, and today after reading over one hundred post that come from his feed, we are able to share with you…
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U.S.
Is American Education Brainwashing Our Kids?
I've found interesting the post written in Refugees From the City, not only because they generously picked a post we wrote back in the 2005, but…
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The Urgency to Hold Teachers Themselves Accountable
The picture left-side of our post belongs to Michael Casey who's member of Free Use Photos Group in Flickr and which is a creative way to shar…
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Homeschooling On Debate
Downes begins the thread quoting and getting his opinion on a post written by Joanne Jacobs and it has to be with a legal issue aroused in California…
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