Greg McVerry
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@EduQuinn Nope but no idea who gets the nod on the P&T folder if its a good or bad thing or they will hold off as it isnt penultimate
Greg McVerry
Notes January 27, 2016
Got the email from the @SCSUtweet prez, shes leaving. In five years that will make three prez, three provosts, and three deans for me.
Greg McVerry
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Yet I see many parallels in the rise of silos to those of the late nineties. @mirkov965 @om @kevinmarks @davewiner
Greg McVerry
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@JennBinis Later have tog et kids to school. There was a bit of #snark in there in support of opt-out as a an unrecognized national boycott
Greg McVerry
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@JennBinis Yes an important moment in a national civic boycott to protect federalism in our education system.
Greg McVerry
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@JennBinis Which is why the fuss over CCSS is silly. having claims and evidence and teaching claims and evidence is a long western tradition
Greg McVerry
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@JennBinis Not saying its bad but I wonder if we reinforce some the hidden and intentional bias in society stressing arguing over informing
Greg McVerry
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@JennBinis If you assume any document can be written void of values. I don't. Imbued in CCSS is a long tradition of how we define discourse
Greg McVerry
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@taliesan But this is where I would start: https://t.co/KszTVDngvq
Greg McVerry
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@taliesan Also think argumentative discourse is also very personality driven and as parents we dont get to choose our kids personalities
Greg McVerry
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@JennBinis Yes but many cultures have no word for argumentation. Does the focus on "winning" hurt or just represent American culture?
Greg McVerry
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@jgmac1106 Also think argumentative discourse is also very personality driven and as parents we dont get to choose our kids personalities
Greg McVerry
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@taliesan Been debating if the focus on argumentation in the US curriculum is good or bad. Should we be bending wills or building bridges?
Greg McVerry
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@KayMay116 @villarichelle @karategirl135 @mel_stenstrom So happy to have you join #walkmyworld
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Greg McVerry
Notes January 27, 2016
Listening to @om and @kevinmarks while reading @davewiner has lately been a philosophy class on the future of web https://x.com/kevinmarks/status/692248223654764545
Greg McVerry
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Notes January 27, 2016
@telliowkuwp It worked. Let me know when Patreon is set up to help cover your server costs
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Notes January 27, 2016
Introduction to Module One of Edu 307: What is Children's Literature made w/ @zeega http:////zeega.tellio.club/58
Greg McVerry
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@telliowkuwp it never let me create an account. who knows if a cookie misfired and i have credntials, doubt it.
Greg McVerry