Friday, June 28, 2013
Great Teachers Don't Teach
By: Ben Johnson
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This article emphasizes the importance of students taking control of their own learning. In the article, Ben mentioned project-based learning and inquiry as two of the most important aspects in teaching. He mentioned that the teachers role has changed dramatically in the classroom stating "great teachers stack the deck so that students have a reason to learn and in the process can't help but learn mainly by teaching themselves" (Johnson, 2013). An interesting read for sure!
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Creative Commons - Get Creative
By: willmed
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Are you constantly using images, quotes, and information from the web? Have you ever checked the copyright protection on this material? Creative Commons developed an easy way to allow others to use their work. Once a piece of work is complete, it is automatically protected by copyright laws. One must then ask permission to use this piece of work. Creative Commons skips this piece and allows the creator to grant permission for public use. Take a look at the video for a better understanding.
By: willmed
Link to Video
Are you constantly using images, quotes, and information from the web? Have you ever checked the copyright protection on this material? Creative Commons developed an easy way to allow others to use their work. Once a piece of work is complete, it is automatically protected by copyright laws. One must then ask permission to use this piece of work. Creative Commons skips this piece and allows the creator to grant permission for public use. Take a look at the video for a better understanding.
Educators: How to Give Your Great Ideas Wings (and Cash)
By Suzie Boss
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Here is an interesting article about how some educators are funding and putting their creative ideas to work. I feel the biggest road block when trying to implement ideas / activities into the classroom is always money. I find myself asking "where am I going to get the resources for that." Here are some ideas to find those resources.
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