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@lookforsun Haven't published anything yet, but I will pull a few video clips tomorrow and throw them on my blog. #edchat
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@lookforsun Agree and assess not the products of learning but the process of learning. #edchat
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@mikevigilant I think it is a false dichotomy reading or researchng topics spans both print and pixel. Need integrated approach. #edchat
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@StephenPottage Just use a screencast program while it is running
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@DrTimony @mbteach So engagement is a necessary element for transfer? #engchat
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@kstansberry Yeah we probably do, I would assume you have to model strategies to encourage students to exchange them in peer groups. #edchat
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@msnorthrup I was being sarcastic. No way should a silly pie chart of state scores replace student work on the wall. #edchat
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@kstansberry Again though I can give strategies for problem solving but it will not automatically translate to engagement. #engchat
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@mikevigilant But simple steps can be to track books read with little cut outs of books, having showcase nights to display work, etc #edchat
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@mikevigilant In my perfect world (looking for angel investor to buy me a charter..hint hint..) extra-curricular would drive curric #edchat
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@mikevigilant i think whole school engagement projects require the building of a community making student groups the center piece #edchat
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@kstansberry @web20classroom Just giving real world problems and allowing for experimentation does not create engagement. #edchat
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@cdsloan78 "Freya on the Wall" "Catch a Tiger by the Toe" "Eva Underground" Good Historical Fiction #ColdWar #sschat #engchat
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@mrsalander I still fall back on Woulk's Cain Mutiny: with question about leading through fear or respect, justice, arguments
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@Challmv @davidwees Every successful PD (especially tech) must include design time for tcrs to connect tools and pedagogy #edtech
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@21stprincipal That was my point. In comparison must bullying happens in person yet all efforts are put into limiting access. Makes no sense
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@irasocol @21stprincipal @monk51295 Yet we set up draconian acceptable use policies to protect kids online. Its time to deny access to class
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@MrsBeck25 oh yeah. I guess i heaped my praise on wrong person. Thanks so much.
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@jlnastal Oh I misunderstood. I thought you were talking about how to read not analyze a quote. #engchat
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@lpahomov I know. Just being a little sarcastic. Getting students to think about direct quotes is a huge feat in itself. #engchat
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