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Reflection
36 posts tagged Reflection.
- Why should students come to class?If my students can do the majority of their work with writing and reading online… If my students can receive all of their assignments online… If…
- Evangelists for LearningPoint #1: “The people that complain are our best customers, not our worst.” –Jackie Huba In the keynote for NACOL VSS 2007: Jackie Huba, an…
- Without Community…This is my first time blogging from in on an airplane. My daughter, Isabelle, may be the cause of that. She is cleverly intriguing, so much so…
- The NicheMy students are amazing bloggers, but they mostly blog in class. They write about authentic topics (ones that they care about), but they don’t…
- The few thoughts of a halfway-mobile blogger.So, I just got a new palm treo because I’m not quite ready to jump into the iPhone just yet (waiting for 2.0). I have been typing up ideas every…
- The Ripe Environment: The Living ExamplesToday I drove nearly four hours (round-trip) in order to talk with 8 teachers from rural school districts in Colorado about blogging in the…
- The Ripe Environment: ConnectionThis is the first in a series of posts about The Ripe Environment, my thoughts on how to create a space for educators and learners to want to…
- Wired TeacherThis post is cross-posted here. This is both a big moment and a small blip, a tongue-tied mixed-feeling overture. It reassures me that I have done…
- Never a Prophet in Your Own TownMany edubloggers (only the most recent one I have found) and podcasters have noticed this phenomenon that it is terribly difficult to receive…
- How do you explain change?When I try to explain to people, even the most highly educated and interested people, what I am doing in my classroom, I get two distinct…