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• 08 Mar 11
  

  Vilimaka Foliaki

  web2.0 weblogg

• 01 Jul 10
  

  Will Richardson

  So there’s lots congealing in this post, which, btw, is one reason I’m sure is going to exhibit some of the thin thinking that I described earlier. For one, we’re seriously looking at options for our kids’ education, one of them being a nearby Waldorf Sch

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• 11 Feb 09
  

  J Black

  web2.0 education

• 10 Feb 09
  

  Rob Jacklin

  webblog web2.0 education learning teaching multiple_intelligences

  • look at kids as individuals and treats the curriculum as a journey not a deliverable
  • So I’m wondering through all of this what role social technologies have for those who may not have the aptitudes to tap into their potential. And what do we do about that?
• 30 Jan 09
  

  Daniel Beck

  education technology

• 26 Jan 09
  

  Lennie Symes

  And I love this little twist from Sir Ken’s book: It’s not “how intelligent are you?” as much as it’s “how are you intelligent?” He talks about “The Element” as being at the intersection of “unique personal aptitude combined with a deep passion and commit

• 19 Jan 09
  

  Jeff Utecht

  And I love this little twist from Sir Ken’s book: It’s not “how intelligent are you?” as much as it’s “how are you intelligent?” He talks about “The Element” as being at the intersection of “unique personal aptitude combined with a deep passion and commitment” (46).

  web2.0 education

• 18 Jan 09
  

  Thomas Ho

  web2.0 education

• 16 Jan 09
  

  Judy O'Connell

  solid reflection on blogging and social media in general.

  bloggin socialmedia pedagogy information_literacy technology

• 15 Jan 09
  

  Diane Peters

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