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Epic Tech Fail: Out of the Box Day

Saturday, July 31st, 2010

This morning, while browsing through my overflowing RSS reader,  I was delighted to learn that Bill Ferriter, our favorite  Tempered Radical, is calling for the first ever Epic Tech Fail Day.   As Bill explains in his post: “Designed as an effort to raise awareness about the importance of being digitally resilient in the 21st Century [...]

Learned Voices and the Art of Social Networking

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

Over the years I’ve acquired and read a substantial number of books on the many facets of education. My collection, which spans several shelves in our home library, includes names that should be familiar to us all: Howard Gardner,  Grant Wiggins, Jay McTighe, Alfie Kohn, Carol Dweck, Robert  Marzano, Charlotte Danielson, Eric Jensen, John Bransford, [...]

Student Expression Styles

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

For the past two years I have taught a trimester course on Digital Literacy to all our 7th grade students.   In an effort to improve the curriculum, this year I would like to incorporate the concept of expression styles.  Unlike learning styles, which focus on how students acquire and process information, expression styles reflect the [...]