My presentation went live yesterday a.m. I’ve already received some positive feedback from some of my Twitter followers/friends, and that’s been nice to hear/read/see, especially given my anxiety over this particular event. I really enjoy presenting my work to the public; in fact, the larger the audience the better for me. However, this form of [...]
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Tags: k12online08, k12online08pi04
Posted in Ed. Tech. • 3 Comments »
You couldn’t expect a guy with a doctorate in the politics of education to let the education portion of Wednesday night’s presidential debate go unchecked, could you? Apparently, both candidates support charter schools. No surprise from McCain; the Republican party tends to support most forms of school choice (that’s a gross generalization, but I’ll live [...]
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Posted in 21st Century Education, Ed. Policy, Ed. Research, Equity / Discrimination, NAEP, blogging • 7 Comments »
No point in re-creating the wheel, so I’ve copied the e-mail I sent to my faculty colleagues below (he only difference is that I embedded my teaser video into this post instead of just providing a link): *** Dearest colleagues, If I told you that there is an extraordinary educational conference that you can attend [...]
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Posted in 21st Century Education, Ed. Research, Ed. Tech., Web 2.0, learning, teaching • 3 Comments »