Learning is still the focus (technology can enhance learning)
Ryan Cunningham's List: The future gap
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Do you still remember your first computer experience?
How does this compare to your kids/grandkids first computer experience - 1 more sticky notes...
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How long will schools have to buy computers for kids? Schools are already piloting BYOC.
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Aug 09, 10
Poll everwhere
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How many of these tools are a part of your vocabulary? How many were a part of your vocabulary 5 years ago? We have experts in our halls on many of these tools!! YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!!
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Aug 09, 10
Students as Contributors
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Are we empowering students to be contributers--and today in class, not when they graduate!
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Contributers: Tutorial MathTrain, Official Scribes--perfect notes (Twitter--Tweetdeck hashtag, Google Docs), Collaborators: American Revolution--get in touch with a class in Britain, Curriculum Review--What is going on in class--podcasts, video to blog, tec)
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Should homework be schoolwork: We learn mistakes--practice makes perfect (perfect practice makes perfect)
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One of his most challenging assertions is that the model that has been used for years in school; one in which students receive group instruction in school and are sent home to practice what they have learned by doing homework, is backward. This can be a hard idea to wrestle with. It goes against the basic process of the American educational system for more than 100 years. I can certainly remember being taught a lesson in school and then going home to complete "1-53 odd". This model says the teaching of new material or concepts should be done in the large group (in class) and the students should practice individually at home. Makes sense right?
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