Ann S. Michaelsen - The digital classroom, transforming the way we learn

International guest visits our International English class!

Today, our class had a visitor from Lesotho. Lesotho is a country in the Southern part of Africa. It is

I had a great day yesterday at the It’s learning conference in Bergen and today I have taken some time

I took an early plane to Bergen on the 11th of April to attend the It’s learning’s pre-conference with Michael

Competency goals: One of the competency goals in “International English” goes like this: Give examples of other varieties of English

Take a look at this 3 minutes presentation on TED. Do you see any areas where you as students could

While news from Iran streams to the world, Clay Shirky shows how Facebook, Twitter and TXTs help citizens in repressive

Via the page Free Technology for Teachers I found this website by Kathy Scrock. There are so many different ways

Talk less – listen more is the advice Chris Kennedy gives to teachers in his TED talk about “Real world learning at

In this moment our kids can learn pretty much whatever they want whenever they want! This is a shift we

Ever since my students started to write blogs I have stressed the importance of writing comments. Lately I have been fortunate to

Profound truths are often so unsettling that people lose themselves in lengthy explanations that ultimately confuse, rather than clarify. Quote

On March 16th, 2011 Sir Ken Robinson gave a talk to the Learning without Frontiers community where he discussed creativity,

This week I have a contest for my students. I’m calling it the book challenge but I think perhaps I

I love listening to radio stations from places I have visited. And I have a long list of favorite stations.

I am very proud to announce a new initiative at Powerful Learning Practice: Voices from the Learning Revolution At PLP

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