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pradeepg

So very relevant to our recent readings - 0 views

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    mobile learning
Melinda Schindler

The New York Times - Schools For Tomorrow - Mission - 0 views

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    While I haven't had a chance to watch the videos yet, I'm interested to see what ideas were discussed at this conference that aimed "to harness the power of technology to improve the learning experience."
pradeepg

A useful report ( Association of small computer users in education ) - 0 views

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    This conference proceeding summary could be a useful report for you.
Xavier Rozas

-CALICO Awards - CALICO - 0 views

  • Language-learning Website Award--The Esperanto "Access to Language Education Award" CALICO, Lernu.net, and the Esperantic Studies Foundation present this award to a website offering exceptional language-learning resources. The winning website is recognized at CALICO's annual conference banquet, and its developers are presented with an Award Certificate and a prize. Noncommercial (cost-free) websites, created and/or maintained by CALICO members, are eligible for this award.
  • Award Winners 2009 Français interactif [visit the website]
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    Good list of free and pay online language learning resources. See the awards list.
Jason Dillon

Yong Zhao draws conclusions by comparing national systems - 3 views

shared by Jason Dillon on 27 Oct 11 - Cached
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    Isabel, Chris M., Stephen B., and I are at MassCUE today watching Yong Zhao's keynote.  You can find a copy of his presentation here at this website.
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    I saw Zhao speak yesterday at the MassCUE conference (with James, Chris McEnroe and Isabel Schwartzman). His message was provocative: the United States did not do well on the TIMSS test, but the US has never done well on this type of testing even way back to the 1950s. Therefore, Zhao thinks that these tests are not good indicators of educational quality, but that the things that the US does right are fostering creativity, building in tolerance and forgiveness into the educational system, and stressing problem-solving and collaborative learning.
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    This relates to part of the discussion in class today. I've seen him speak about the irony that Chinese schools, which are outperforming US schools on PISA and TIMMS, are actually trying to model their systems more on US pedagogy. See his latest book or look for him on TED.
James Glanville

Yong Zhao » Presentation Slides - 0 views

  • October 27, Boston, MASSCue
    • James Glanville
       
      Slides from Yong Zhao's MassCue presentation.  He questions the focus on test scores asking the questions what matters?
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    Thanks, James. Thanks for arranging the conference. His presentation was especially illuminating. I loved his manner and audacity.
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