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Month: October 2018
How well can you tell factual from opinion statements?
Younger Americans are better than older Americans at telling factual news statements from opinions I just found this research from Facttank. The research is based
The problem with people is that they outnumber you
Sharing this short article by Seth Godin with you. A good way to start the day! It doesn’t make any sense to spend your life
Teaching technologies changing shopping habits
Case – the future of the shopping mall Lesson plan Watch the videos below and read the article in the link here and in your
YouTube Launches $20 Million Fund as Part of ‘Learning’ Initiative
Exciting news for educators Have you ever used YouTube in class? Did you ever Google how to, when you wanted to learn something new? Ever
Space Center Houston – make dreams come true
The International Partnership Network I was invited to participate at the international conference in Houston in October this year and I was fortunate to be
Disruptive Pedagogy and the Practice of Freedom
Teachers must be actively committed “Teachers must be actively committed to a process of self-actualization that promotes their own well-being if they are to teach
Finding your motivation and getting the job done
This article I read “Get more things done with these interesting motivation tips“, reminded me of when I wrote a book with my students 5
Teaching reading literature and how to reflect and share
This lesson plan is divided into two separate parts, one writing and one discussion and by that, you will be able to cover several competency
Most likely to succeed
Changing schools can be scary On the plane back from a delightful holiday in France, I saw this documentary. I knew about the school high
Throwing out the teacher’s desk
New technology – traditional pedagogy Most classrooms have the technology, but does that mean that they have new ways of organizing the classroom? Or are