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Laurel Loewenguth

10 Wonderful Virtual Field Trips for your Students ~ Educational Technology and Mobile ... - 1 views

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    virtual field trips for science, social studies, arts, humanities
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    So many new options for learning, aren't there!
Steve Ransom

Principal fires security guards to hire art teachers - and transforms elementary school... - 0 views

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    Funny... when you treat children with dignity and create beauty around them, they tend NOT to act like criminals. Create a school environment that's like a prison, and...
Istvan Rozanich

Silk - Interactive generative art - 1 views

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    Very cool. I feel so soothed and artistic at the same time!
Steve Ransom

Ken Robinson: How to escape education's death valley | Video on TED.com - 0 views

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    "Curiosity is the engine of achievement." "Standardized tests should not be the dominant culture of education. They should be diagnostic. They should help,...support learning."
Steve Ransom

We Need Teachers, Not Facilitators! : Stager-to-Go - 0 views

  • Teachers expert in inspiring long-term, personally meaningful and interdisciplinary projects or thematic instruction regularly exceed the standards, but that realization is lost on facilitators.
  • New teachers have little or no experience with classroom centers, independent work, student projects and the sorts of agency that allow children to enjoy the “flow” experiences that build upon their obsessions and lead to understanding. Even when teachers are not lecturing from bell-to-bell, the classroom agenda is top-down and leaves little chance for serendipity or student initiative.
  • Great teachers know their students in deeper ways than any data can provide. They ask kids about their weekends. They chat about what kids are reading and console them when their hamster dies
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  • They learn continuously for themselves and their students. Teachers share their love of reading and are patrons of the arts. They are active citizens and engage students in current events. Outstanding teachers are not afraid to appear silly or create a whimsical classroom environment. They play in the snow with kindergarteners like Maria Knee.
  • great teachers need to be passionate, competent and interesting humans beyond the scope and sequence of the curriculum.
  • oday, new teachers truly are facilitators. They are “trained” to manage classrooms and deliver the curriculum handed to them.
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    An important post about teaching to reflect on.
Steve Ransom

Becoming Twitterific « Art Class With LMJ - 0 views

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    A great post for those getting started with Twitter or those who have created an account and have let it lapse or just don't know what to do next.
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