Inquiry & Reflection for Better Learning
@jonbecker @bonstewart Lately, my spam tells me I'm not so good. So that's a change, I guess. in reply to jonbecker # People make texts, people. People just like you. Don't give a book authority it doesn't have just because it's a book. Or a website. Etc. # You can totally buy your Facebook popularity. […]
Read More The Week in Tweets for 2011-09-26I’m taking a break from writing up the implications portion of my thesis by coming over here to write some more. I’m beginning to get to the place in my research that I have some definite things to say about what I found out. But I’m having some trouble saying them. Not because I know […]
Read More Ruminations on Implications: Notes from the ThesisI love the guitar. And James Taylor is masterful with one. But his new “guitar lessons” are a good reminder of a few things: They might not be “teaching.” He’s showing what he does. Modeling of a sort. But you can’t find the value in something like that until you have some knowledge of what […]
Read More Guitar Lessons. But What's A Lesson?@elemenous I'm going to miss your session today – catching up on my thesis – but have fun and enjoy Boulder. in reply to elemenous # Brilliant. Google Docs now has comment-only access. Keeps getting better. http://t.co/KM4oxAd # @coolcatteacher While you're pointing people to the NRP, please also point them to rebuttals. Here's one. http://t.co/1RrePvv […]
Read More The Week in Tweets for 2011-09-19I took a quick peek at the Mozilla Open Badges project a little while back, and liked what I saw. It’s cialis professional an attempt to create an open infrastructure for badges around the Web. I like the technical pieces that allow anyone to offer any badge to anyone else in a consistent way. It […]
Read More Digging Out My SashLawn mown. Bills paid. Laundry in progress. No excuses – I'm going to have to get back to the lit review. # @MrChase You write a blog post every day. That scares the hell out of me. Go get 'em. Intimidation's relative. in reply to MrChase # @bonstewart I hope he has a fine first […]
Read More The Week in Tweets for 2011-09-12September 12th. That’s the day everything changed. ((Sure. September 11th. I woke to the phone ringing and was told to turn on the news. I’d been married for all of three months and what I saw on TV didn’t make sense. Still doesn’t sometimes.)) A few weeks previously, I had begun my teaching career as […]
Read More September 12th, 2001. A Wednesday.On Thursday night, I was helping to introduce the concept of teacher research to a group of teachers in my school district. And it happened. The thing that often happens when you introduce qualitative methodology. We read a sample teacher research study that Michelle and I are fond of. I like the study, a short […]
Read More What Counts@L_Hilt Go into your Google account settings. Enable multiple sign on. Then just switch back and forth from your name in the title bar. in reply to L_Hilt # @L_Hilt Alternatively, if your browser supports a private mode, you may still be able to login to the second account in a private tab. in reply […]
Read More The Week in Tweets for 2011-09-05Tonight, we kicked off the first team leader meeting of the year for the new cohort of the Digital Learning Collaborative. The DLC, if you didn’t know, is a two-year professional development program we’re in our third year of developing. Year one is a year for personal and professional learning. Year two, which we’ll kickoff […]
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