Cognitive Interfund Transfer: Student-Owned Computers and/or 1:1 Initiatives - 1 views
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Bradford Saron on 30 Dec 10New blog post.
“tenure is a proxy for fairness”
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Bradford Saron
Cognitive Interfund Transfer: Administrative Technology Standards (Part 2) - 3 views
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New blog post.
Twitter Encourages Long-Form Thinking | The Atlantic Wire - 2 views
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If you haven't signed up for twitter, I encourage you to experiment!
Technology with intention | Billings Beta - 1 views
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A great graphic (and a great blog for ideas). Tell me what you think!
Louis CK: Everything's amazing and nobody's happy - Mind Dump - 1 views
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I don't know if any of you are Louis CK fans, but this is awesome. Take the time to watch it.
Learning from Finland - The Boston Globe - 1 views
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Yes, yes, yes, but Finland is largely homogeneous, is the geographical size of Minnesota, has little transiency, and has a significantly different national poverty level (with less range of haves and have-nots).
YouTube - Sir Ken Robinson en PalomaTV - 0 views
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New thoughts from Sir Ken. Thoughts?
Public Relations Matters | Connected Principals - 0 views
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For those of you WSPRA members.
Cognitive Interfund Transfer: Personal Realization - 0 views
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New blog post.
Cognitive Interfund Transfer: Administrative Technology Standards (Part 1) - 0 views
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New blog post.
Zeroing in on the Achievement Gap | MindShift - 0 views
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Karen Cator is the tech director at the Dept of Ed, and organizer of the national tech plan.
The Anti-Creativity Checklist - Youngme Moon - The Conversation - Harvard Business Review - 0 views
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Scott McLeod just posted this video on his blog. It's thought provoking and very innovative.
Gates vs. Weingarten « Matt Bowman - 1 views
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Weingarten deflects the accusation and suggests the real problem is a lack of “support” for teachers, aka funding:
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Then Gates nails it: No, we spend more on professional development than they do. We spend more on salaries than they do. We spend more on pensions than they do. We spend more on retirement health benefits than they do. But we have less evaluation than they do. In many districts you have to give advance notice before anybody can come into your classroom. That’s part of the contract. So there are some real differences in terms of the personnel system in these other countries.
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This is the exchange between AFT national president and Bill Gates as they debate tenure for teachers.
Cognitive Interfund Transfer: Marching Backward into the Future - 1 views
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New blog post.
E-Mail's Big Demographic Split - NYTimes.com - 1 views
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What a great graphic to ponder. Apparently, email is not instantaneous enough for generations new to technology. Michael Wesch often quotes Marshall McLuahn who said, "We look at the present through a rear-veiw mirror. We march backward into the future." This is a perfect example of how older age groups adapt to new technologies, which is through their understanding of the past.
The Pursuit of Technology Integration Happiness: 10 Tips/Ways Blog Posts Recap - 1 views
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What a great list of ways to engage and integrate.
DIGITAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: Tools and Technologies for Effective Classrooms - 0 views
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Myth #1: Students will naturally acquire tech skills.
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I too agree that the primary people disseminating these misconceptions are the ones that don't understand digital-age tools, socialization, and collaboration.
Google Shared Spaces - 0 views
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This is out of Google Labs and is called shared spaces. It uses the old Google Wave widgets. So for those of you disappointed to hear about Google phasing out Wave, this may be a sound replacement.
Cognitive Interfund Transfer: Top Web 2.0 Learning Tools for 2010 - 0 views
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New blog post.
FINAL Top 100 Tools for Learning 2010 - 0 views
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Here, you can check out the top 100 learning tools of 2010. How many are you familiar with?
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