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Crohn’s Symposium – The Psychological Impact
April 4, 2009 · No Comments · 21st Century Learning, Staff Development, Uncategorized, yearbook
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On Demand PD – Technology Resolutions
January 28, 2009 · 3 Comments · 21st Century Learning, Professional Development, Staff Development, teaching and learning
In order to beat the Winter Blahs, the Library and Technology Staff challenged the faculty and staff to set a personal technology learning goal. We emailed the following to members of our school community: Make and Keep a Technology New Year’s Resolution New Year’s Day is a great time to set new goals and start [...]
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When you Know That People are Listening
December 8, 2008 · 5 Comments · 21st Century Learning
I have had three experiences over the past three days that drives home the fact that change is slow and that even though teachers may not let on, they are listening all of the time. These experiences are: Our Model UN club was having a training session on Saturday. During this session, they were instructing [...]
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Living and Learning with New Media Report Released
November 21, 2008 · 1 Comment · 21st Century Learning, teaching and learning
The Digital Youth Research (digitalyouth.ischool.berkeley.edu) group, a group of USC and Cal-Berkeley reseachers working with a MacArthur Foundation Grant, released their Living and Learning with New Media report. Included with in the release was a two page summary of their findings, a white paper report prepared for the MacArthur Foundation, and an online book (chapter [...]
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K12 Online Conference Starts Today
October 20, 2008 · No Comments · 21st Century Learning, k12online08
One of the most transformative conferences for me, over the past two years, is the K12 Online Conference (k12onlineconference.org). It began last Monday, with the posting of the Stephen Heppell’s keynote conversation, “It isn’t the 20th Century Anymore, So Why Should We Teach Like As Though it Was“. Some of you heard refered to as [...]
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