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I'm wanting to pop a couple of tips and trick tutorials in this group as well. Also I'm thinking possibly about 20-30 max tags will make this group more effective .. not sure on this one.

I'm hoping to add some basic/advanced tutorials to help make this group function as effectively as possible. I'm also thinking that maybe 20-30 tags will be much more efficient than a multitude

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The OECD Secretary General invites Youtubers/students to tell ministers and world leaders how they think the Internet can make the world a better place.

i-SAFE's In Sync with Internet Safety Challenge Books are designed to challenge elementary and middle grade students to develop critical-thinking skills as well as to be empowered to age-appropriately share e-Safety awareness and knowledge with their peers, their parents, and their community.

Blogging as a conversation/higher order thinking skills .. some good 'why' stuff in here

We should evaluate actions, rather than 'knowledge' (where 'knowledge' here means 'remembered instances of data'). We should evaluate actions is that we are able to get at more finely-grained sub-symbolic mental development, and not simply a small set of memorized facts.

Worth considering when thinking about assessment of authentic learning. We should evaluate actions, rather than 'knowledge' (where 'knowledge' here means 'remembered instances of data').

For whatever else it's worth to anyone bothering with the comments here, in spite of my failings as a blogger and an online community member, this site has been - from first post to last - a concerted effort at reconstructing the narrative of a Teacher and, particularly, that of a New Teacher. There are loftier goals for a blog, certainly, but this has been mine.

I'm thinking of a "conflict in Africa" project and the role of the US need for products. Not good to see Cameroon going down the same path. ...TIA (this is africa)

Looks like new national standards. I haven't been following this story all that closely, but what do you think about standards and their effect on authentic learning?