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David Ellena

The Connected Educator: It Begins with Collaboration | Edutopia - 0 views

  • A connected educator: Believes in sharing and collaboration Uses technology and its connection to other educators to learn and teach Practices and models lifelong learning, which is often a concept professed to students as a goal of education Uses the tools of technology to personalize his or her professional development Is a relevant educator, willing to explore, question, elaborate, and advance ideas through connections with other educators If not comfortable with new technology, still shows a willingness to explore its use Views failure as part of the process of learning May put creation over content, and relevance over doctrine.
  • The real commonality of connected educators is their use of technology to collaborate in the pursuit of lifelong learning.
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    Are you a connected educator? Here are some ways to tell
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Jennie Bales

Future Learning | Mini Documentary | GOOD - YouTube - 0 views

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    Students are the future, but what's the future for students? To arm them with the relevant, timeless skills for our rapidly changing world, we need to revolutionize what it means to learn. Education innovators like Dr. Sugata Mitra, visiting professor at MIT; Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy; and Dr. Catherine Lucey, Vice Dean of Education at UCSF, are redefining how we engage young minds for a creatively and technologically-advanced future. Which of these educators holds the key for unlocking the learning potential inside every student?
David Ellena

5 Habits of Innovative Educators | Courtney O'Connell - 0 views

  • Habits are unconscious patterns of behavior that are acquired with frequent repetition
  • 1. They are idea blenders.
  • they steal ideas and concepts from outside of their domain and find ways to infuse those ideas into their work.
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  • 2. They ask their biggest critics for feedback.
  • Change agents in education are surrounded by a supportive group of people that can and will give them honest feedback. No one feels scared or defensive in the exchange of feedback, because the educator has been intentional in creating a trusting environment where constructive criticism is welcome.
  • 3. They fail fast and fail forward.
  • They know that failure is an imperative part of the creative process. Innovative educators are brave enough to try new ideas in and outside of the classroom.
  • 4. They are passionately curious.
  • They are constantly learning. This is also why they are idea blenders, because their curiosity leads them into a new web-design class or a subscription to an entrepreneurship online magazine.
  • 5. They believe in their students.
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    Some ideas on being an innovative leader
David Ellena

Becoming a Listening Educator | Edutopia - 0 views

  • 1. The Willingness to Slow Down
  • The listening educator feels the urgency of change, but embraces the slower pace of listening.
  • 2. Genuine Curiosity
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  • Each interaction offers a riveting window into another human being's perspective and experience.
  • 3. Attention to Non-Verbal Cues
  • The listening educator pays close attention to non-verbal communication.
  • 4. Self-Awareness and Empathy
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    How you can become a listening educator and why it is important
Jennie Bales

Leading a Coaching Culture For Learning: Key Concepts and Strategies for Principals - QSPA - 0 views

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    Coaching in education has grown rapidly in education contexts in the last 5 years (van Nieuwerburgh, 2012). It has moved beyond the provision of coaching as a professional learning activity for school leaders to include: coaching training as a leadership development skill; various coaching initiatives designed to enhance teaching practice as well as coaching involving students either by staff or even by fellow students. Educators have embraced coaching in all of these school conversational contexts.
Duane Sharrock

Education in the Age of Globalization » Blog Archive » Numbers Can Lie: What ... - 0 views

  • Perhaps whatever in an education system or culture that boosts math scores leads to less positive attitude and lower confidence at the same time.
  • According to historical data, American education has always been bad and actually improving over the years.
  • the First International Science Study (FISS)[4] was conducted, U.S. students ranked bottom in virtually all categories:
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  • In the 1980s, when the Second International Mathematics Study (SIMS) and Second International Science Study (SISS)[5] were conducted, U.S. students inched up a little bit, but not much
  • In the 1990s, in the Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS)[6], American test performance was not the best but again improved:
  • In 2003, in TIMSS[7] (now changed into Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study), U.S. students were not great, but again improved:
  • Over the half century, American students performance in international math and science tests has improved from the bottom to above international average. The following figure shows the upward trend of American students’ performance in math
  • There are other studies and statistics, but this long list should be sufficient to prove that American students have been awful test takers for over half a century. Some has taken this mean American education has been awful in comparison to others.
  • The Numbers Don’t Lie, but What Truth Do They Tell
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    "Over the half century, American students performance in international math and science tests has improved from the bottom to above international average. The following figure shows the upward trend of American students' performance in math."
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    "Over the half century, American students performance in international math and science tests has improved from the bottom to above international average. The following figure shows the upward trend of American students' performance in math."
Jason Finley

Posting and Sharing Your Educational Programs and Advances: An "Ethical Oblig... - 0 views

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    Sharing, and sharing online specifically, is not in addition to the work of being an educator. It is the work." Ewan Mcintosh
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    "For those who share this common commitment (and really, who among us does not?),there is, I am arguing, a moral responsibility, a strong one, to share our educational initiatives and innovations: to summarize them, share their key elements, show examples of them in practice, and, at best, reflect upon their successes and lack thereof."
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    "This is also an essential element of educational leadership. Leadership is showing the way to others and making it easier for them to follow, it is empowering others to benefit from your example, take inspiration, and improve upon your advances- to stand on your shoulders."
Jason Oliver

Educative Social Media Tools - 0 views

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    With all social media sites out there, which are useful for educators? These are the 15 best educative social media tools.
David Ellena

Our Future Will Not Look Like Our Present | Evolving Educators - 0 views

  • we are in an educational transition that requires change.
  • Reading and Writing
  • students need to be technical readers. They need to learn how to comprehend complex text and be able to write it too.
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  • Technology Integration
  • Within this integration students and adults need to learn to be Digital Citizens.
  • Being able to collaborate with people is essential.
  • Collaboration
  • This is how social media has become so popular and the way many companies now do business.
  • Problem Solving
  • What are lessons in education and the events of the world we live in? They are a series of problems requiring solutions.
  • Self-Reflection
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    Some things to think about as education moves forward
Don Lourcey

Tapscott: Digital natives need tech-rich education | 21st Century Education | eSchoolNe... - 1 views

  • Educators should change the way they view technology's role in everyday life in order to understand students' educational needs,
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      What changes need to be in place in order to increase this new understanding of technology's role in life and learning?
David Ellena

5 Powerful Videos That'll Help You Understand Global Education - Edudemic - 0 views

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    Some great resources for understanding global education
David Ellena

Ten Tips for Becoming a Connected Educator | Edutopia - 0 views

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    Here are some ideas on becoming a connected educator. I love #8
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