Welcome to the first Friday of summer and another look at some great offerings from Ontario Edubloggers. If you're from Ontario Education and blogging, please make sure that you're on that list. The landing page has a link to a form to let me know your desire. As always, there's some interesting reading and thinking [...]
Category: Teaching
A “No-Bullying Proposal” Webquest
Yesterday's "Whatever happened to ..." post took me back to working with Webquests. In the body, I commented: In reality, there’s nothing that requires that it be completed in a Google Doc. It could be a regular word processing document with links embedded or a Microsoft Word Online or OneNote document. It could be created [...]
This Week in Ontario Edublogs
It's time for my weekly wander around the province checking out great blogs posts. Enjoy the works from Ontario Edubloggers. I Was a Bad Teacher Today Everyone has an off day. What makes it rise to the elevation of "bad" though belongs in the eye of the first person. That first person in this [...]
Learning about voice
This should definitely be in the running for Exhibit A when you get into the argument that the computer adds more to the learning environment than just a textbook. The topic is science and how does your body generate sounds. Now, back in the day, I remember how I learned about this. There was this [...]
This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Ontario Edubloggers are a special type of type of people. There's always some great learning, sharing, and story telling happening. Check out what I ran into lately. Recognizing Stressors Lisa Cranston is back at analysing things that cause her stress. As shown earlier, she's using a graphic organizer to put her thoughts in order. She's [...]
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog
Photo Credit: bookgirl425 Flickr via Compfight cc How many times have you seen this image or any of the meme takeoffs? It's true though. On the Internet, you can be: a visible learner a part of a community a troll a copy of someone else a promotor a phisher a spammer a self-promotor a bully [...]
Time flies
I had forgotten about this activity until I checked into this infographic. The complete infographic and the story behind it is available at How the Average Working Adult Spends Days. So, check it out to see where all those hours (days) went. The activity? In an elementary or secondary school, it would just be a [...]
