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Peter Senge – what schools need to focus on now!

Peter Senge, author of The Fifth Discipline, Senior lecturer at MIT and Founder of the Society for Organizational Learning shares

It’s time for TED 2012 The miracle of your mind is to see the world as it isn’t” (Kathryn Schulz

Background Kevin Allocca is YouTube’s trends manager, and he has deep thoughts about silly web video. In this talk from

Richard Byrne has a great web-page called Free Technology for teachers. In one of his resent posts he shows the

What can we learn from Finland? Food for thought…. it’s clear that early intervention is a key part of the

“Educon is both a conversation and a conference.” An innovation conference where educators come together, both in person and virtually,

We don’t need no educators The title for the talk given by Stephen Downes might have been provocative for many

I think I found the perfect solution on how to comment on my students blogs. When I read my students’

Basic Search Education Lesson Plans Web search might not be as easy as you might think. And it certainly looks

Youtube teacher is a new YouTube channel launched September 21 by YouTube itself. The purpose of YouTube Teachers is to

One of the competency goals we are working with this year is to employ a nuanced, well-developed vocabulary – for

Sir Ken Robinson ends his TED talk in 2010 with this poem by William Butler Yeats and his own words:

Researchers need the skills to explore all sides of their research topic. Young researchers often search exclusively for material that

If you have a document file in a foreign language stored on your computer, then to understand it you will

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