A bit of stress, a bit of ambiguity, and a bit of confusion are healthy contributors to learning. As long as we have a feedback loop where learners can contribute and faculty can respond and adapt, we have the basics in place.
Connections are the starting point of all learning. It's so obvious...and therefore so often overlooked. We really need to think about types of connections learners have with each other and content...and ways that we can extend the learning experience by critically analyzing and forming those initial connections.
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100 Best YouTube Videos for Teachers | Smart Teaching - 0 views
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Collection of videos on variuos topics that might be useful in the classroom.
100+ Resources for Teaching Without Textbooks | Teaching Tips - 0 views
elearnspace: Distributed Learning Environments - 0 views
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Check this out. If that doesn't say exactly what I have been trying to put into words, than I don't know what will. This is the whole point behind the class. Let's let them wrestle with the uncomforable aspects of learning and thinking! Let's let them make connections!
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elearnspace: The Machine Stops - 0 views
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Great pull from George Siemens.
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Interesting, from 1909. Sound familiar?
Where to watch Obama's presidential inauguration online | The Toybox | ZDNet.com - 0 views
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Where to stream the inauguration from.
Paperless Tiger « buckenglish - 0 views
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Excellent read about a teacher really going paperless.
schools-2.jpg (JPEG Image, 745x380 pixels) - 0 views
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Does this make sense to anyone?
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Here is a revamp of another graphic I have seen before. I like this one better.
55 Great Websites To Download Free Sound Effects | Tools - 0 views
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Huge list of sites that house sound effects
Official Google Blog: Search and find magazines on Google Book Search - 0 views
Fluid Learning | the human network - 0 views
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Great piece that ties the past to the present and then asks us to imagine a very open future.
Shorpy Photo Archive | History in HD - 0 views
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Incredible site for images of the early 20th Century.
November Learning - Home - 0 views
ePals Global Community - 0 views
The Committed Sardine - blog - 1 views
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Phonological awareness – a child's ability to detect and use patterns of sound in speech – is one of the early signs of successful development of reading and writing skills. Researchers said the ability to contract, clip and manipulate words for texting relies on good phonological awareness, and that doing so can help develop literacy.
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Hmmm. How would this go over with our peers?
The Evolution of the Book | Best Colleges Online - 0 views
Digital Writing, Digital Teaching - Integrating New Literacies into the Teach... - 1 views
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Essential reading for anyone teaching students to write today.
The Key To Using Worksheets Effectively - Synthesizing Education - 1 views
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Great job Aaron!
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