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@m_yam I agree I think metacogntion does develop at different paces for students just think this develpmnt more rooted in culture than cog
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@Empathetics thx many would argue they are incompatible but i hate dichotomies no palce for them in dialogic inquiry. ur #Iup631 feed helped
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"it gets better campaign" awesome. str8t folk follow up w/, " Lets make it better" no "fag" durng partyng or poker, no sissy durng sports
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New blog post: My attempt to bring together diff schools of thought in the new literacie umbrella http://bit.ly/cxU2hY #edchat #edtech #ncte
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@m_yam Yeah he is at Michigan State University wrote a chapter in Betsy. Baker's book on new literacies. http://bit.ly/bAVfIx #edchat
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I want to thank @tomwhitby for the idea of a national day of blogging for positive #edreform. Make efforts 2 spread the news beyond #edchat
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@m_yam also question idea if metacognition is developmental. If strategy use is tool use it cant exist without being a cultural practice
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@m_yam I also like Doug Hartmans work suggesting #edtech reqs new location knowledge, identity knowledge, and goal knowledge. #edchat
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@nytimes My mind is racing with ideas about the post I will make on OCT 17th a National Blogging Day 4 positive #edreform.
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@bob_calder wonder lack of metacog and tech isnt result of tool use but mapping 2 pedagogy emphasizing transmissn not partcipatn #edchat
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@bob_calder @m_yam @StrataLogica Disagree. think #edtech provide pathways 2metacognitn. think new types of knwldge r re-prioritized #edchat
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@tombarrett: RT @tucksoon: common sense: anything that close to the mouth and always carried by hands ciovered by germs and bacteria #edchat
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Excited for our 3rd annual poetry & technology #NCTE session. Each year we connect a Poet Laureate to explore multimodal meaning making.
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