To be welcoming and invitational in all we share. We are all unique; we have our own compasses, yet we all live here on one planet.
Dots, Lines, Networks, Wirearchy
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Reflection
Classroom Live Archives
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Thank you Classroom 2.0 Live for the Saturday morning [9 am Pacific] “in your pjs” interactive professional development to present the possibilities that technology could bring to the classroom, possibilities for assessment, collaboration, communication, search, critical thinking, and so much more.
WriteOut CLmooc Global South
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WriteOut CLmooc Magnificent
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Pedagogy
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Relationships come first, followed by student choice and voice. Almost from day one of my teaching, those two things were important for my students to choose to learn.
Forward
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WriteOut CLmooc Public Place
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WriteOut CLmooc Green
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#writeout CLmooc Duck Pond
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Manito Park is loved by the people of Spokane — and anyone who visits it. The park is well cared for by the community, including not feeding the ducks! What’s important to know about your park?
Follow to Lead
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Like the dancers at a pow wow, our vision was the beat of the drum, and our dance the steps towards our goals.
Impact
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The important thing is agency: I owned what I needed and sought the learning that would best fit my classroom.
Growing
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I must continue my learning to stay current and helpful to those with whom I mentor, either in my community or online.
Doubt
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Thursday Thoughts 5
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UnPlug?
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Unplug! Unplug? Today many are concerned with the amount of time spent plugged in, detached from the “real world.” Yet, so many of us connect for “real” reasons and with “real” people. So, how do we contain this thing, this “unplugging?”