Haven't read all of these articles, but the few I skimmed looked like really good resources for potential readings for students. Specifically geared at the "new" writing students

I'm getting really excited about this notion of the looking-glass self. I think it can play in really nicely with all those meme pictures going around with different views of how a person perceives his/her actions being viewed by different persons/groups (woah)

This video is a teacher's description of exactly the kind of class we are talking about.

Relates well to the article on math participation by Solomon

awesome "gaming" learning, in the "real world" and the kid is too cute! :)

Really awesome student project for an art class, but it seems like a great visual of another form of composition :)

Very cool classroom design modeled on apple stores and coffee shops

Never bad to reflect...

Manifesto about transforming education. 

Not really relevant to teaching comp, but pretty relevant to this crazy modern life I think

The Langdon 300 chairs as a "futuristic" simulation on youtube. Chico State is so progressive. :p

A look at Finland's education system, and what makes it work. All thought-provoking stuff, though I think it can't be forgotten that our population is much larger than theirs.

How do you transform factory era school systems so that they better serve the needs of an information age society? Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents give it a go.

A blog post in which a teacher details the "gamification" of his classroom. It's an interesting read, although I'm not sure it's really what Gee has in mind, nor am I sure Daniel Pink ("Drive") would approve.

good tool for putting up lots of information quickly in pieces like sticky notes ie: teaching wall!

This is one perspective on why students should be given multiple opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge

Article is geared to language teachers, but ideas are interesting for all :)

This post is full of links based around the ideas of learning gamification. You'll see some familiar names as well. :)