Welcome to Friday, friends, and to a quick summary of some of the things happening this week from Ontario Educators. Revisiting a Philosophy of Education Not many people speak publically of their philosophy of education. At times, it may run…
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Tagged with: Brenda Sherry, classroom, Education, Philosophy of education, Project-based learning, Tim King
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Posted in Computers, Education, learning, Links, Ontario Edublogs, PLN, Read/Write Web, Teaching
For Lisa
This post is for @nobleknits2 who stole a bunch of time from me when she suggested that I look at Geoguessr. Well, Lisa, you know what they say about paybacks… I re-ran into this site this morning and immediately dropped…
Tagged with: Education, Games, Geography
Posted in application, Computers, Education, Read/Write Web
Posted in application, Computers, Education, Read/Write Web
This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Yet another great week of post from Ontario Edubloggers. Here’s some of the reading that I tucked away for this week’s post. It’s About Character Aviva Dunsiger’s post about Track and Field Day brought some perspective to me. At a…
Tagged with: Education, ontario, Ontario Edublogger
Posted in application, Computers, Education, Ontario Edublogs, PLN, Read/Write Web
Posted in application, Computers, Education, Ontario Edublogs, PLN, Read/Write Web
A Convergence of Thought
A couple of things entered my reading today. The first was an infographic asking “What Does An Educational Technologist Do?” It’s an interesting graphic and worth the time to follow the link and take a look. The second reading was…
Tagged with: Education, Educational technology, infographic, learning, Reading
Posted in Education, learning, PLN
Posted in Education, learning, PLN
This Week in Ontario Edublogs
It was another wonderful week of reading in Ontario Edublogs. Here are some of the great things I read recently. The Number Line Sheila Stewart has Klout. Inspired by another blog post, she spends some time sharing her thoughts about…
Technology Integration Matrix
The Technology Integration Matrix is an interesting resource. For the experienced teacher who is using technology well, it offers a confirmation that things are done well. For the teacher struggling to engage students through the use of technology in lessons,…
Tagged with: Education, Educators, Instructional technology, K through 12, Teacher, technology, Technology integration
Posted in application, Computers, Education, Teaching
Posted in application, Computers, Education, Teaching
Literacy Visually
There are times that I really worry about my sense of literacy. I read so much on line and there’s no guarantee that any of it is going to be properly written or constructed. Liberties seem to be taken with…
Tagged with: Education, English language, infographic, Information literacy, Literacy
Posted in Computers, Education, Read/Write Web, Teaching
Posted in Computers, Education, Read/Write Web, Teaching
This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Another Friday and another opportunity to share some of the great things from Ontario Edublogs this past while. Please read on and support these great authors with a visit to their posts. Are Students Accountable for Their I.E.P.’s? Zoe Braningan-Zipe…
Tagged with: Brenda Sherry, Brian Harrison, Education, learning, Project-based learning
Posted in Computers, Education, learning, Ontario Edublogs, Teaching
Posted in Computers, Education, learning, Ontario Edublogs, Teaching
10 worst-case BYOD scenarios (and how to prevent them)
One of my favourite reads when it comes to technology is TechRepublic. Consistently, it provides great insights on topics that I’m interested in. This morning was no different. An article, with the title of this blog post, appeared today and takes…
Tagged with: BYOD, Education, Kingsoft Office, LastPass, LibreOffice, Mobile device management, TechRepublic
Posted in application, Computers, Education, learning, Read/Write Web, Teaching
Posted in application, Computers, Education, learning, Read/Write Web, Teaching
Pinterest Boards for Educators
If I was looking to enter the fray of “numbered resources for whatever”, I could have called this post “9 Pinterest Boards for Education You Must Follow” or something like that. Fortunately, the nine of them all originate from one…
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