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teaching theory
26 posts tagged teaching theory.
- Ypulse: Now and NowI am now at the Ypulse Mashup 2007. It is all about Teens and Tweens and how they react to marketing, media, and education. The reason why I am…
- 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…
- 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…
- What’s in a name?I hate to resort to cliche, but I’m afraid that there isn’t much that I can do about that now. I have already committed way too too much of my…
- The Value of AmateursI was at a wedding this past weekend and I had a sort of epiphany. I’m not really sure why it was at a wedding rather than anywhere else, but I…
- Thoughts to get me through the Colorado Student Assessment ProgramCSAP can do weird things to you. It kind of goes to work on your head. There is nothing unique about your test. It is the same as everyone else’s.…
- Paper is outdated.Paper is: • Static. • Linear. • Finite. • Singular. Digital Writing is: • Dynamic. • Multi-dimensional. • Infinite. • Pluralistic. With these…
- Teacher 2.0A lot of edubloggers are focusing on what School 2.0 should look like. I really like the idea of looking ahead (and hopefully planning ahead) for…
- Another Take on Blogging RulesLike Jeanne Simpson, Karl Fisch, Anne Davis, and Darren Kuropatwa before me, I decided it was important to flesh out blogging rules for my…