One of the challenging things in this technology influenced world is the abundance and over-abundance of terms and expressions. If you're in doubt, just go into any technology store, look online, or just try to compare one piece of technology with another. There are just so many terms. How do you know them all? Once … Continue reading Numeracy in one spot
It's starting to look a lot like Spring around here. Muddy yard and foggy mornings offer a promise of what is to come. And, since it's Friday, it's time to take a wander around the province to see what thoughts are being shared by Ontario Edubloggers. Class size changes – my perspective The announcement from … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
World Water Day, recognized by the United Nations, is March 22. On the website, you'll find a collection of resources. This can be very helpful if you're looking for this sort of thing, including posters. Teachers love posters. This year's theme is Leave no one behind. If you're looking for something more for your students … Continue reading World Water Day
Well, that was a quick week. Best day had to be yesterday, at least in the morning. For your next week inspiration, check out some of these great blog posts from Ontario Edubloggers. Back in the day was better (because now is often unbearable) Will Gourley's post on the Heart and Art Blog made me … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
And it's a very special Friday in Ontario.... Enjoy these offerings from Ontario Edubloggers. Stretched Thin Tim King's recent post is one that's all too familiar to educators. It's about professional development that he received for a student hard of hearing in his classroom. It's only about a month into the second semester though. And, … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Carol Koechlin describes herself as: “Supporting school library transformations to a Learning Commons approach of learning for the future, with a focus on collaborative knowledge building.” Doug: Thanks for agreeing to the interview, Carol. Do you recall when our paths first crossed? Online or off - your choice or both. Carol: Well Doug, I knew … Continue reading An Interview with Carol Koechlin
You know, I tire of this winter weather. I can't wait until I can complain about the summer heat. Here's my attempt to change the weather. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTDzDviQvDo And a great Ontario band to boot. Speaking of great Ontario things, it's time to look at some great Ontario Edublogging. Self-Regulation and Evangelism in Education It's not … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
