One of the sessions I participated in was “A Gardener’s Approach to Learning”, with David Warlick. He started off his
ISTE 2011 – how to meet the Yeah ..but, with rational and emotional arguments
This is post 2 in my series, what I would like to share from Iste 2011. 1. Yeah…but with Will
ISTE 2011 Philadelphia- my takeaway menu
As a second time visitor to ISTE I felt pretty confident that I would be able to learn a lot,
Flipping the Classroom
The Flipped Classroom What is a flipped classroom? It is a concept where the teachers helps the learners learn for
Four key aspects of innovation
Introduction Randy Nelson, the former dean of Pixar University, describes four key aspects that employees in “innovative” companies need to
Teaching students to master new skills! Ask questions!
Take a look at this video made by Hampton school. Although it is made several years ago it still applies.
Teaching about pros and cons of controversial issues
Classroom application: When you introduce new topics in class either for writing or discussion it is useful to see both
Teaching how to read all the newspapers in the world!
Classroom application If you want to discuss a recent event with your class, and you want another perspective it is
Interactive teaching methods double learning!
ScienceDaily (May 12, 2011) — Interactive teaching methods significantly improved attendance and doubled both engagement and learning in a large
The best commencement speeches ever?
Lesson plan for last weeks of school! It is the time of the year when you realize there was so
Barack Obama’s Westminister speech
Lesson plan: Watch this historic speech Obama held in Westminister and then read the newspapers comments listed below. Based on
Beware online “filter bubbles” why we don’t get the whole picture?
Why the web isn’t providing the information we need! To most people the internet is a connection to the world.
Preparing for exams? Mind mapping with images, maps and more,
When cramming for an exams you might find spicerscribe an online mapping and brainstorming tool useful. Great way to collaborate
Using rubrics for assessment
When assessing students’ work, either written or oral, using rubrics is a good idea. Look here for different suggestions. These
Teaching cultural differences, “Two sides of the fence”
Write an article on your blog where you address one of the challenges raised in either movie. Trying to escape
