Teaching U.S History John Green has launched several Crash Course series. This one is all about U.S. History. The first video
Flat connections – end of conference #flatconnect
What’s the other story? 3 energetic, interesting, fun and in many ways exhausting days are over. 3 days of learning
Flat connections – end day 1 #flatconnect
‘What’s the other story?” The question to ask is; are we finding answers to our question? And yes I think we
Flat connections – end day 0! #flatconnect
‘What’s the other story? Day 0 has come to an end and I am preparing for day 1. Some students
Flat Connections Sydney 2014 #flatconnect
Learning about the world, with the world I’m on my way to Sydney Australia to participate in the Flat Connection
What’s worth learning?
What’s worth learning and how to educate for the unknown. On Will Richardson’s page I found this: David Perkins, Professor,
For Students, the Importance of Doing Work That Matters | MindShift
From Mindshift I found the following article written by Will Richardson. To read the whole article see link at the
Using technology to connect
Connecting and learning Instead of discussing how technology is disrupting our traditional teaching and learning, we should be exploring the
Teaching Brick Lane
Lesson plan Brick Lane is the story of Nazneen, a young Bangladeshi woman given into an arranged marriage to Chanu Ahmed,
Writing a book with students
Why write a book with your students? In the last years I have been fortunate to attend many different conferences
Reinventing the Classroom Conference #reinvent14
Join us for the reinventing the classroom conference! I am pleased to announce that I will take part in the
Turning powerful stats into art
Working on Earth Day with my class April 22nd I stumbled onto this TED video by Artist Chris Jordan. It was
Teaching about Earth Day
Background Earth Day is an annual event, celebrated on April 22, on which events are held worldwide to demonstrate support for
The networked teacher- the networked learner!
Why sharing is the key to learning! This week I have been reminded why sharing is important, mostly because Ingunn Weka
