The Pennsylvania Education Technology Expo and Conference (PETE & C) takes place this coming week. Here are the sessions I am tentatively planning to attend. I will blog about my adventures as the days go by. Monday, February 11 8:00 - 10:00 AM … [Continue reading]
Quotes
Recently, I was re-organizing my Evernote account and ran across a note that contained memorable quotes. I don't recall specifically, but I probably collected these a few years ago and then stopped. After reading them, I felt the collection would … [Continue reading]
Learnist
This post was originally posted at TL2014.org. It is just as relevant here! With access to technology, today it is easier than ever to learn just about anything. One of the challenges, though, is how to find the information we want and need quickly. … [Continue reading]
Technology use “…if it’s appropriate.”
I was checking out some of the video on the teachingchannel.org site in preparation for several workshops with teachers on Ruben Puentedura's SAMR Model of Technology Integration. Here are two that got me thinking about how to move from the … [Continue reading]
The Neutrality of Technology and Social Media
This is a valuable share because we tend to blame technology rather than ourselves for the negatives. Technology is inherently neutral - neither good nor bad. It's all in how WE choose to use it. The article The Advantages and Disadvantages of … [Continue reading]
Innovation
I have to agree with Paul Bruno's (MrPABruno) interpretation of "innovation" in his post today, Resolve to avoid these 5 meaningless educational phrases: Innovative - Every once in a great while somebody will come up with an idea that is clever and … [Continue reading]
Powerful Thoughts
I really like this quote and visual from Jackie Gerstein, Ed.D. and her recent post titled, Information Abundance and Its Implications for Education. Take a moment to reflect on her words.... I don't think we in education really understand the world … [Continue reading]
Preparing Students for College and Career
With the impending arrival of the common core, we often hear the rationale for the accompanying shifts in teaching and learning as "preparing students for college and career." I have no issue with this idea. In fact, I think it is a very good one. … [Continue reading]
Do we really listen?
Today's TED talk, Ernesto Sirolli: Want to help someone? Shut up and listen!, is excellent and contains some valuable lessons regarding leadership and entrepreneurship (along with some good humor). [ted id=1617 width=560 height=315] Key … [Continue reading]
Leadership Roles
At a keynote presentation at the annual PASCD conference, Dr. Chris Moersch referenced an older article by Philip Schlechty entitled, On the frontier of school reform with trailblazers, pioneers and settlers. In the article, Schlechty proposes five … [Continue reading]
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