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Greg McVerry / Writing & conversations
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@mbteach #Zotero is awesome. Make sure to check out the online group version can be used to house public libraries and have discussions
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@ajescandon The microgenesis involved requires strategy exchange, location knowledge, identity knowledge, and goal knowledge (Hartman)
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@ajescandon Could be way off but Microgenetic processes of learning change as the context of mediated signs change based on readers purpose.
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@ajescandon I have to admit I struggle with the ontogenetic and microgenetic learning. signs representing objects is ontogenetic
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@mattguthrie It is a conspiracy by Joshua. You played way too much tic-tac-toe
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@jenniferward I am getting a message that the url for the vote is not working #engswp
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@jasontbedell Hey good job getting all these sponsors for TeachMeet. Your putting together a wonderful program.
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@izadmajid Sounds great! U may want to combine student blogs to allow them to comment on others work and reflect on learning. *edtech #eduIT
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@izadmajid I have seen portfoilios done in google pages, moodle, even ppt. Decide portfolio reqs. then choose your tool #edtech #eduIT
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@colonelb Good luck. Glad to see you moving forward. Lucky!! All of our work and research. in 1:1 laptops shows everything changes.
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@ShellTerrell Thanks for the summary. Looks like it was a great conversation #edchat
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@msmithpds Another (sorry for self promotion) article on taking literature discussions online http://bit.ly/cWYnwV
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@msmithpds Here is an article about lit circles online http://bit.ly/9OqUFn. Grisham and Wosley had another earlier in JAAL #edchat
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@msmithpds There are a couple articles in JAAL I think. I will troll through my computer and look for examples.
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@rosamariatorres I find Cubans arguments very strong, but ignores the reality that how we access and use information has changed #edchat
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@msmithpds Don't be afraid to take lit circles online. i find them easier to assess, easier to track growth, and they empower #ecdchat
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@msmithpds Best literature circles involve stdnts modeling strategies and lit talk-worst devolve into filling in role worksheets #edchat
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@thenerdyteacher For digital literacy in every classroom we must start with premise that the Internet is a literacy issue not tech issue
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@glojacobs Thanks. Thats usually my strategy: Aim high, get rejected, and use comments to revise manuscript for next tier journal.
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@ndcollier Constantly srchng 4 connections between Frankfurt/Frierian critical and cognitive critical. Dff epist but must b some connection
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