Education
and classroom teachers are in much the same situation as the scribes of
the 1400’s were. How is that you ask? Simple, we are in a revolution
of how our society connects, communicates, and in many regards, how it
functions. The technology of the web has changed how we communicate. It
has made it possible to communicate and teach from virtually anywhere.
Learning is no longer limited to the teacher in the classroom or the
brick and mortar school. Learning can take place anyplace and at
anytime with web technologies. Online courses, online schools, etc.
have arisen and benefited from the revolution of our 2.0 society.
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Texas Education Agency - Funding - 0 views
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The Texas Education Agency administers billions of dollars in both state and federal funds that support a variety of programs to benefit public education. Funds come from multiple sources, including state and federal coffers, grant organizations, the Permanent School Fund endowment, and others. This section of the TEA website includes information pertaining to all aspects of school funding, including financial audits.
Globalizing Teacher Education - 1 views
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"This site features a series of video case studies that are designed to encourage conversation among teachers, aspiring teachers, and teacher educators about the role of global education in K-12 classrooms"
Educational Hash Tags - 0 views
Education Innovation: Teachers Are Irreplacable, Right Up Until The Moment They Are Rep... - 0 views
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The train has left the station on virtual education. It may not be heavily adopted yet, but it will. Why wouldn’t it? We in education can resist, fight it, and even argue against it, but like the scribe of the 1400’s, we are living in revolutionary times and we are working along side virtual schools, teachers, and classrooms. The shift is already beginning, the question for us becomes, adapt to it and adopt it, or go the way of the scribe. I think we are much too smart not to do the former, and far too important to do the latter.
Education Week: Researchers Probe Causes of Math Anxiety - 0 views
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This article describes some proposed causes and symptoms for math anxiety in students and adults. It suggests that students learn to be anxious about math from parents, elementary teachers, and the amount of stress they encounter while learning math. The comments following the article begin a conversation about some educators personal experiences with math anxiety.
IGE Services for the Education Community - 0 views
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Today's students need to learn how to navigate a world in which an individual's decisions can have global consequences. IGE's education department focuses on whole-school culture shifts to promote the permeation of ethics on every level
Weblogg-ed » It's Riskier Not to Change-"Tribes" - 0 views
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Don't miss this one! Especially the comments from the NYC teacher re: data
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Seth Godin's Tribes applied to education
The 10 Most Innovative Companies in Education | Fast Company - 0 views
Digiteen Project: Global Digital Citizenship Collaboration and Education - Home - 0 views
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digital citizenship with students researching current topics, writing a collaborative report on a wiki, and performing and documenting offline action educational projects to promote effective digital citizenship at their local schools.
Educational Leadership:Giving Students Meaningful Work:Seven Essentials for Project-Bas... - 1 views
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Article from Educational Leadership about Project-Based Learning
ARTSEDGE: The Kennedy Center's Arts Education Network - 0 views
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ArtsEDge is the Kennedy Center's free digital resource for teaching and learning in, through and about the arts.
Sweet Search - 0 views
How Youth Learn: Ned's GR8 8 - YouTube - 0 views