Should we, can we express opinions?
If, when, and how should a teacher express social and political opinions in his or her classroom? Do you answer questions when students ask you directly? Do you try to spur debate by telling students...
View ArticleOnline Learning #4
Should we enrol our students in schools like Virtual High School (VHS) – http://www.govhs.org ? I have been both a teacher and student in online learning milieus. I have launched experiences, as...
View ArticleOnline Learning #5
On the face of it, there are two more issues that need to be set in place to complete the foundation of this discussion: 1. Online learning for professional development; 2. The applicablility of online...
View ArticleLifelong Learners…when, where, and how? Part 1
The only buildings built for ‘public’ activities that are more underused than schools are churches. In most communities many of these buildings could be open seven days a week if the ‘owners’ would...
View ArticleFive Changes in Education-a Meme
First TJ Shay wrote this and tagged Pat Hensley; Then Pat Hensley, aka loonyhiker, wrote this and tagged me. I have written this following the rules written in bold: TJ Shay’s rules are: “List FIVE...
View ArticleAm I a Wimpy Whiner?
Lee Kolbert published a timely blog post 3/29/09 entitled ‘Are you a Wimpy Whiner?’ Lee is from Florida and is the author of The Geeky Momma’s Blog. She is wonderfully intelligent, hardworking,...
View ArticleMy New School
I have so much to say and so little time to say it! Let me push the rock up the hill with this little note about my new work at Pioneer Valley Regional School. We have our new Middle School Lab – my...
View ArticleGoogle In Two Minutes
A History of a very well known company. I let it flow over the edges of the usual writing space to give you an envelope view proportion. Enjoy!
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Infographic: The History of Marketing
History of Marketing Infographic From: HubSpot Marketing Software
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