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Category Archives: Conferences
Learn and Share …AND… Practice and Share – #TrinityLearns
PD opportunities abound, but do they spur change? We go off to conferences and have a great time. We get inspired as we learn and share. But, in the busyness of school upon return, do we act, practice, and prototype … Continue reading
The Art of Questioning: Leading Learners to Level Up – #NspiredatT3
Today, we are delivering a ticked, 4-hour session on the Art of Questioning at the Teachers Teaching with Technology International Conference in Philadelphia. What follows in the intended lesson plan for the session. We are so excited that Grant will … Continue reading
Personalized Learning commitment in action – #T3Learns #nspiredatT3
Imagine being part of a faculty of 3oo members from across the globe. What would that faculty meeting look like? Would there be any way to customize and personalize the learning for all of these adult-learners? Can you image the … Continue reading
Leading Learners to Level Up – #LevelUpMath #LearnFwd12 – the details
Hello, I am Anne Conzemius, the host for your Learning Forward session. Well, no pressure there, huh? Actually, about 15 minutes prior to this quick introduction, I scanned the roster of participants and noticed Anne’s name on the list of … Continue reading
Show and share interview and introduction – #DoDifferent
How do you like to start a new class or workshop? Do you enjoy introducing yourself and listening to everyone else as they give who, what, and where details? Does this information stick? It is important to build relationships while … Continue reading
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Tagged doing different, TI-Nspire
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Synergy-PBL: Questions are waypoints on the path of wisdom #CFTSI12 (After 3) Coffee and Dessert: What Will Sweeten Your Teaching After #CFTSI12?
On Monday and Tuesday, June 25-26, Bo Adams and Jill Gough facilitated a ten-hour workshop on PBL at The Center for Teaching Summer Institute (#CFTSI12 on Twitter). With this post (see below the bulleted list), we are hoping to encourage and support the most … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Center for Teaching, Conferences, Learning, PBL, Presentations, Synergy 8
Tagged 21C, 21stC, CBL, Center for Teaching, CFTSI12, DBL, Flights, PBL, problem-based learning, project-based learning, sharing, Steve Johnson, storytelling, Synergy, Synergy 8
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Synergy-PBL: Questions are waypoints on the path of wisdom #CFTSI12 (3 of 3) The Second Course: “School’s Cool” – PBL for the Student-Learner
[On Tuesday, June 26, as part of the Center for Teaching's annual Summer Institutes, Bo Adams and Jill Gough are facilitating day 2 of a two-day workshop on PBL (project-based learning, problem-based learning, place-based learning, passion-based learning, etc.). The online … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Center for Teaching, Conferences, Learning, PBL, Presentations, Synergy 8
Tagged 21C, 21stC, Adams-Gough Taxonomy, CBL, Center for Teaching, CFTSI12, DBL, Flights, Gamestorming, PBL, pbl vs PBL, pbl-PBL matrix, Synergy, Synergy 8
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Synergy-PBL: Questions are waypoints on the path of wisdom #CFTSI12 (2 of 3) The First Course: “School Tools” – PBL for the Adult Palette
[On Monday, June 25, as part of the Center for Teaching's annual Summer Institutes, Bo Adams and Jill Gough are facilitating day 1 of a two-day workshop on PBL (project-based learning, problem-based learning, place-based learning, passion-based learning, etc.). The online … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Center for Teaching, Conferences, PBL, Presentations, Synergy 8
Tagged 21C, 21stC, CBL, Center for Teaching, CFTSI12, DBL, Flights, Gamestorming, Google Earth, Kiran Bir Sethi, PBL, Steve Goldberg, Synergy, Synergy8, TED, World Peace Games
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Synergy-PBL: Questions are waypoints on the path of wisdom #CFTSI12 (1 of 3) Appetizer Flights: Pre-Institute Assignment
Synergy-PBL: Questions are waypoints on the path of wisdom #CFTSI12 (1/3) Appetizer Flights: Pre-Institute Assignment On Monday and Tuesday, June 25-26, Bo Adams and Jill Gough are facilitating a ten-hour workshop at The Center for Teaching Summer Institute (#CFTSI12 on Twitter). With this post and … Continue reading
Synergy – Questions are the waypoints on the path of wisdom #MICON12
On Thursday, June 14, Bo Adams and Jill Gough are facilitating a double-session at The Martin Institute’s 2012 Conference (#MICON12 on Twitter). Below, conference participants and blog readers alike can find an outline of our session (at least as we intend it before … Continue reading