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17 Nov 09

Mrs. Spear - ActiveInspire

Blogue com muitos tutoriais sobre o ActiveInspire.

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06 Nov 09

PUBLICO.PT - Estudantes dinamarqueses vão poder consultar a Internet durante os exames

  • Na Dinamarca, os estudantes finalistas do ensino secundário vão poder consultar a Internet durante os seus exames finais.
  • O governo dinamarquês defende que se a Internet está tão omnipresente na vida quotidiana dos dinamarqueses, então deverá igualmente fazer parte das aulas e dos exames.
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08 Sep 09

Seth's Blog: Achievable avalanche opportunities

    • Achievable avalanche opportunities





      That's what your team wants. Your employees, your investors, your boss. They're willing to put in the time and the energy and the work if they think:


      1. The outcome might be an avalanche of attention, new business and growth, and
      2. Their work makes that outcome achievable, even likely.


      If you are vague about the outcome, or if the steps are too complex, or involve sacrificing a goat or waiting for lightning to hit, it's going to be very difficult to get the group excited. People are far more likely to embrace a smaller goal that feels likely than they are to devote themselves day and night to the amorphous jackpot. The specific jackpot, sure we'll sign up for that, but amorphous and ethereal is largely beyond our ability to imagine and sacrifice for.

19 Aug 09

Why I Don’t Use Twitter

  • I’m coming down to the TechCrunch 50 conference in a few weeks, and will likely be the only person attending who does not use Twitter, I felt I should furnish an explanation. Not that I think it really matters to anyone whether I use it or not, but by striking preemptively, I’ll avoid talking myself hoarse in explaining it repeatedly to those of you I meet. I’m also curious to see if there are any other “abstwainers” (or better yet, “Tweetotallers,” either way I
25 May 09

The New New Economy: More Startups, Fewer Giants, Infinite Opportunity

  • This crisis is not just the trough of a cycle but the end of an era. We will come out not just wiser but different.
16 May 09

Why do 60% of students find their lectures boring? | Education | The Guardian

  • We might expect more hands-on practical sessions to be more engaging but, surprisingly, lab work and computer sessions achieved the highest boredom ratings in our study.
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  • we should look carefully at our use of PowerPoint presentations and limit the number of slides and the quantity of information on them. Colour, animation and sound should be utilised to vary the pace - and an accompanying handout should always be provided.
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30 Apr 09

Students Can Get Work Done in Groups | Edutopia

  • The biggest mistake people make when they put kids into groups is that they don't give them proper training on how to work together," says Newman, who teaches geography. "If you provide them with the skills to communicate, ask one another questions, and use their peers as resources, they learn much more.
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