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Tag Archives: innovation
Synergy 8: the wish, the plan, the needs…
We are approaching the end of the time we will devote to our Alpha project so that our teams can move into their Beta project. As is our practice, Bo and I are more directive with the choices during the … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Questions, Synergy 8
Tagged innovation, Integrated lessons, integrated studies, Jamie Oliver, PBL, TED, TED prize
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“I thought Contagious was bad. Can it be good too?” #Synergy
“I thought Contagious was bad. Can it be good too?” was an early reaction to Kiran Bir Sethi’s TED talk on day one of Synergy. Have you been introduced to Kiran Bir Sethi, the founder of the Riverside School in Ahmedabad? … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, PBL, Synergy 8
Tagged backchannel, Contagious, formative assessment, I Can, innovation, Kiran Bir Sethi, PBL, Soapbox, Synergy, Synergy 8, TED
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Participating virtually – schedules and spaces that fit learning
My child, A-Sunshine, has not been able to go to school for the past two days. Yesterday, my schedule allowed me to work from home in the morning while her dad taught his classes. We then traded locations so I … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Social Media, Teachnology, Technology
Tagged iChat, innovation, participating virtually, skype, teachnology
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Passionate Motivated Learners: 2011 Google Global Science Fair winners
Meet this year’s Google Global Science Fair winners: Lauren, 13, studied the effect of marinades on the level of carcinogens in grilled chicken. (Google n. pag.) Naomi, 16, proposed that making changes to indoor environments to improve indoor air quality … Continue reading
PBL Field Guide: Where are you starting?
I’m reading Reinventing Project-Based Learning: Your Field Guide to Real-World Projects in the Digital Age by Suzie Boss and Jane Krauss published by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). This field guide encourages the user to focus on … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Algebra, PBL
Tagged 21stC, 4-point rubric, algebra, change, feedback, field guide, formative assessment, innovation, Integrated lessons, integrated studies, iste, Learning for Life, rubrics, Synergy, Synergy 8
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Synergy: Complexity~Simplicity, Collaboration & Brainstorming
Our Synergy team is at the halfway mark, time wise, of the semester. For the past 9 weeks we have been recording images, questions, and thoughts in our observation journals. We use a common space, a Posterous group, to communicate, … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Learning, PBL, Questions, Synergy 8
Tagged creativity, Gough, innovation, PBL, Synergy
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PBL PD – The Kindezi School
Through the support of our school, Bob Ryshke and the Center for Teaching, Bo Adams and I connected our learning with the learning and experiences of the adult learners at The Kindezi School. The conversation and learning on Tuesday, October 11, … Continue reading
Tearing Down Walls
We live in an increasingly connected world. Yet barriers to connection continue to operate in schools. Kathy Boles at Harvard has described school as the egg-crate culture. With some exceptions, teaching can be an isolated and isolating profession, unless teachers … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning
Tagged #20minwms, 21stC, blogging, change, creativity, design, innovation, leadership, PBL, PLC, Synergy, technology, Twitter
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