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Rob Ruddle

4 Things I Learned From Students This Week | The Principal of Change - 0 views

  • The world is at their fingertips and they have opportunities that we never did.  They should take advantage of this fact and I try to show them things that they can do.
  • We have to start talking to kids about how being safe, not banning the connections that many of them will make anyway, and many of us see value in.
  • Many educators get frustrated on hearing solutions on how to “fix” education from people that have never taught, or have limited time in schools.
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  •  If we are going to talk with kids about how they are connecting online, it better come from a place of experience, as opposed to theoretical situations.
  • Kids are less likely to do great things if they feel you don’t believe in them.  They could break your heart but I guess that is a risk that I am willing to take.
Betsy Morris

WB_CE_Dig_Portfolios.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 1 views

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    A digital portfolio is a computer-based collection of student performance over time. Portfolios make classroom learning more accessible to parents, administrators, and other district support staff because they provide a window into student learning. A portfolio showcases both student achievement and student learning over time.
Jason Christiansen

The Sun Magazine | Why Schools Don't Educate - 1 views

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    "Laments about our schools are nothing new; everyone is an expert, it seems, when it comes to education. While most critics point to the lack of funding or the shortage of teachers, John Taylor Gatto insists the problem goes deeper; we've turned our schools, he says, into "torture chambers." If that sounds abrasively radical, consider this: Gatto, with almost thirty years' experience as a public-school teacher, has just been named New York City's Teacher of the Year for 1989. Gatto teaches seventh grade at Junior High School 54 on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Something of a local legend, he's a chess player and a songwriter - and he grows garlic. He was once named Citizen of the Week for coming to the aid of a woman who had been robbed. He has lectured on James Joyce's Ulysses at Cornell University and has taught philosophy at California State College. Perhaps it's not surprising that he's been approached by a film company interested in making a movie of his life. Gatto once ran for the New York State Senate on the Conservative Party ticket, and some of his ideas are quite traditional: he stresses "family values" and questions increased funds for education. But he's too much of a maverick to be easily labeled. At a recent hearing in New York, he castigated the school system for "the murder of 1 million black and Latino children," and was met with a standing ovation. What follows is the text of the speech he gave upon being named Teacher of the Year."
Jimbo Lamb

Facebook Off Limits in Wisconsin District : March 2009 : THE Journal - 0 views

  • The technology steering committee for the district will use the new policy to educate teachers about the risks in using Facebook, specifically. Among the concerns: the potential for disclosure of too much personal information, as well as the inability to control who can view postings, since "friends" of friends can read Facebook pages; and teacher exposure to student posts that may reference the use of drugs or participation in illegal events, which the teacher must then report.
    • Jimbo Lamb
       
      This looks to me like the district just wants to stick its head in the sand and not take responsibility for problems the students may have. Wouldn't the district want teachers to see what problems students may have so they can provide the proper assistance? Also, how are teachers supposed to educate students about the possible problems they could encounter with putting personal information on the web?
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    Article on a Wisconsin school that is just sticking their heads in the sand. If they don't see it, it must not be happening!
MM Tech

BBC NEWS | Technology | Web 2.0 is set for spending boom - 0 views

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    Web 2.0 is set to be embraced by Enterprise 2.0 as businesses prepare to spend nearly $5 billion by 2013 on social networking tools.
Michelle Krill

Blocking the Future - 0 views

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    American Association of School Administrators - Publications - The School Administrator -
Michelle Krill

Top News - Social-networking apps can pose security risks - 0 views

  • Turns out, even the privacy-conscious Sarah Browns of the world freely hand over personal information to perfect strangers. They do so every time they download and install what's known as an "application," one of thousands of mini-programs on a growing number of social-networking web sites that are designed by third-party developers for anything from games and sports teams to trivia quizzes and virtual gifts.
  • People often think Facebook profiles and sometimes MySpace pages, if they're set as private, are only available to friends or specific groups, such as a university, workplace, or even a city.
  • But that's not true if they use applications.
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  • News Corp.'s MySpace, which has about 117 million unique visitors each month,
  • giving developers access to the profiles of anyone who downloads them
  • MySpace users don't have to include their names on their profiles.
  • They also point out that some information, such as eMail addresses and phone numbers, aren't made available.  
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    Using those cool little applications designed to enhance social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook can make personal information as...
Michelle Krill

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad ©? - 10/1/2008 - School Library Journal - 0 views

  • As a result, there are intellectual property laws that are so routinely ignored that they have become meaningless—and enforcing them makes librarians appear to be martinets.
  • Making free copies of copyrighted online materials and passing them out to students, downloading digital videos (such as YouTube’s) onto a local hard drive, and converting analog materials to digital formats to be used with an interactive whiteboard or slide-show software for whole group instruction are all regularly done by teachers. These uses have either no or minimal impact on a copyright holder’s profits. Overly strict enforcements of the letter of copyright laws will lead to creating scofflaws of not just students, but teachers, and make all copyright restrictions suspect.
  • Until something is proven illegal, assume it’s legal.
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    Few subjects spark more disagreement and confusion than copyright.
Darcy Goshorn

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    TRACK news articles across the world in REAL-TIME, mashup of news search with google maps.
Michelle Krill

Top News - Four trends that could change everything - 0 views

  • As a result, educators might do well to take heed of four of the more ubiquitous of these trends, which I'll allude to by means of these labels: (1) parallel computing, (2) cloud computing, (3) brain mapping, and (4) the "global dis-assembly line."
  • Humanity is developing a network-enabled, computer-assisted global consciousness.
Michelle Krill

The Prose of Blogging (and a Few Cons, Too) : November 2008 : THE Journal - 0 views

  • But he emphasizes that the educational purpose comes first.
  • "We don't start out by saying we want to start a blog," he says. "We say, 'We want to do X or Y-- what's the tool that makes the most sense to use?'"
  • "The kids know the technology. What they don't often know is how the technology can change them as students.
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  • Would writing blog entries throughout the research process improve the quality of the final drafts that students submitted? "
  • It showed that students who blogged felt better about writing overall, and about writing research papers in particular.
  • he students commented that blogs helped them organize their thoughts, develop their ideas, synthesize their research, and benefit from their classmates' constructive comments.
Michelle Krill

Teaching students 21st-century skills - The Boston Globe - 0 views

  • IF STUDENTS are to succeed in today's complex economy, they need to know more than just English, math, science, and history. They also need a range of analytic and workplace skills.
  • Mastering those skills means learning how to think critically and creatively, work collaboratively, use the Internet to do research, and communicate clearly and effectively.
  • Students also need to be responsible and accountable, to be up on the news, and to have a workable knowledge of economics and business.
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  • Now, this is a report some skeptics might well dismiss as another attempt to reinvent the educational wheel.
  • From IT to business etiquette to networking to preparing a resume to little things like having a proper handshake and making appropriate small talk, Oliver says she's learning how to conduct herself in the business world.
Jimbo Lamb

Career Corner: Hiring teachers before they student teach - 0 views

  • The competition for math teachers has become so tight that schools are jumping the gun and hiring these students before they even student teach.
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      I cannot believe that a district would do such a thing! There may be good student teachers out there, but shouldn't they be certified? They need some experience!
  • Do we need to pay the math, sciences, and special education fields the equivalent to their non-education jobs? One science teacher lamented that he could double or triple his salary if he were in the "real" world. A university career services counselor said that his special education students were recruited by hospitals and health care services and paid much more than public schools could pay.
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      Doesn't it always come down to money?
Jimbo Lamb

Struggling With Math, Students Turn to YouTube for Help - On Education (usnews.com) - 0 views

  • In some cases, students claim that the videos have helped them better than their own teachers and textbooks to understand tough math and science concepts.
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    How youtube is helping students with math
Michelle Krill

New Study Shows Time Spent Online Important for Teen Development - 0 views

  • Significant findings include – There is a generation gap in how youth and adults view the value of online activity.
  • Youth are navigating complex social and technical worlds by participating online.
  • Most youth are not taking full advantage of the learning opportunities of the Internet.
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    MacArthur Foundation ~ Results from the most extensive U.S. study on teens and their use of digital media show that America's youth are developing important social and technical skills online - often in ways adults do not understand or value.
Michelle Krill

Education Week: Copyright Confusion Is Shortchanging Our Students - 0 views

  • Copyright is designed not only to protect the rights of owners, but also to preserve the ability of users to promote creativity and innovation.
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