When a challenge is accepted
A challenge attempted is an acceptance of hope,
an acknowledgement of the possible
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Category Archives: Progress
Refresh and #C4C15
Refreshing this blog after stumbling on the fact that one of my PLN friends, Matthew Brewer, is a Teacher of the Year for Washington State! That’s awesome! But what’s more important is what that means: it means he has Continue reading Refresh and #C4C15
Join us and Extend the Conversation – Jump In!
Have you joined twitter? Are you lurking on the sidelines to learn from others? Are you retweeting? Have you started blogging? Are you participating in the Connected Educator’s Month Blogging Challenge? Between tweeting and blogging, I know have many new Continue reading Join us and Extend the Conversation – Jump In!
Five Questions About What Else–
So many reasons to write: which will you choose? Continue reading Five Questions About What Else–
Power: Compelling Collaboration
This is the joy of leading the change we wish to see in the world. Powerful, isn’t it? Continue reading Power: Compelling Collaboration
Better Letters
Congratulations Students! You did it! You worked well on your Letters to the President, researching issues important to you to find supporting evidence. Not all of you researched in depth; some only summarized. Even so, the work engaged you to Continue reading Better Letters
Tech Beginnings 1
The set up of our class wiki (http://whatelse.pbwiki.com) has begun and is ongoing. I created the project as part of PBWiki Summer Camp to promote the use of wikis in the classroom as a collaborative writing format. As a result, Continue reading Tech Beginnings 1