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WriteOut CLmooc Exit

by Sheri Edwards • July 31, 2018 • 0 Comments

a writeout in the park and public places

by Sheri Edwards • July 30, 2018 • 0 Comments

“Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul alike.”

— John Muir

by Sheri Edwards • July 26, 2018 • 0 Comments

Brown Find them Wandering the parks, protecting all within people, creatures, habitat– Just look for the hat: Brown, Large-brimmed trimmed in dark brown leather hiding the sun deflecting the rain, worn by the ranger within the park’s domain,…

by Sheri Edwards • July 18, 2018 • 2 Comments

Geography and geology capture my imagination. Where others see bleak and boring sagebrush and rock, I see a slow history taking place now and in the past and I am amazed.

by Sheri Edwards • July 15, 2018 • 0 Comments

The National Park Service suggests 10 Essentials when visiting: And a planning guide including an Emergency Plan: Downloadable Planning Guide Downloadable Emergency Guide See the Know Before You Go Guide for more tips and all guides. And, very importantly: Leave No Trace…

by Sheri Edwards • July 2, 2018 • 0 Comments

Swing
Swish

the breeze tickles your hair

Swish

the air cools wet skin after a

Swim

by Sheri Edwards • July 1, 2018 • 0 Comments

Join us: be creative in making and writing and friendship through #clmooc: Connected Learning Massive Open Online Collaboration

Wandering Wordsmiths; Emerging Experts; Living Learning

Wowser! It’s another day! What else could we do today?

What Else? That’s the question to ask, to be curious, to engage more fully in whatever you are doing.

And, “What Else?” is the question to ask when writing or creating — the thinking behind doing.

What Else? What detail, event, verb, description, structure, feature, etc. could I add to engage my reader in a mind movie, to inspire my reader to question, reflect, argue, and read on?

Which is why it is the question I ask daily, and is the question, when I was teaching for 31 years, that my students asked daily. Even our wiki and blogs were entitled:

This blog shares my own thoughts, my own imperfect, learning journey, as I ask “What Else?” – even in retirement.

I also blog at Ask What Else at WordPress

Thanks for stopping by…

Sheri Edwards

Students today enjoy the connectedness of social networking; it is part of their very being. My goal is to bring my instruction into that cloud to teach the content required in ways that inspire online responsibility and ethics in this new, very public world.

In addition, as I connect with other educators about the emerging issues and pedagogy of connected learning, I reflect here on those issues, pedagogy, and connections that make for a diverse dialogue about what education could be. These are my reflections.

Please remember we are all learning. Neither my words nor those of my students represent our school district, and our words belong to each of us as we strive to become better learners.

We question, we converse, we express, we suggest, we explore. We ask, “What Else?”

I am learning together with my colleagues in my professional learning neighborhood as my students are also learning together as they build their neighborhoods and practice digital citizenship.

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Tag Archive for National Park Service

WriteOut CLmooc Exit

by Sheri Edwards • July 31, 2018 • 0 Comments

WriteOut CLmooc Flower Beds

by Sheri Edwards • July 30, 2018 • 0 Comments

WriteOut CLmooc Brown

by Sheri Edwards • July 26, 2018 • 0 Comments

WriteOut CLmooc InfoMap

by Sheri Edwards • July 18, 2018 • 2 Comments

WriteOut CLmooc Park Rules

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CLmooc WriteOut Swing

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Welcome July CLmooc

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