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@Britannica @rickweinberg readers should take a critical stance on any claim or study and question motives for publishing.
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@rickweinberg we hear a wikipedia or even a crowd source anti-bias in school all the time. "never trust something anyone can edit"
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@diglitalvermann I wish tchrs would show the article rankings to judge credibility and discussion pages to show how perspectives influence
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@jennamcjenna @csessums not just a n00b view all too common all the time. More I learn bout Vygotsky more ignorant I feel.
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@Peter_Gutierrez #comics #graphicnovels #academia looking forward to the column.
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@ndcollier #latte decaf coffee serves same purpose as sex with clothes on. benefit not worth all the effort. chance 2 make mess 2 great.
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@Matt_Arguello @jasontbedell http://bit.ly/fa4MFA
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@jtbartels Hey do you have a transcripts of all the LRA tweets.
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@Matt_Arguello @jasontbedell I love the gnu Gimp editor. Can do almost anyting. Straight lien tool PITA though
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@DianeRavitch So True! Shame to see the re-segregation of schools. Gains made by past generations lost so quickly.
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@savasavasava http://bit.ly/1SmCzT
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@MaggieSwitz @mrwoodnz Think Tzarist Russia circa 1917 #edchat
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@DianeRavitch Go back even further. What has really changed since Nation At Risk has been published? 25 yrs throwing good money after bad.
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@cybraryman1 @ShiftParadigm Just remember how easily fleas reproduce and so hard to kill. Be the flea! #edchat
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@geraldaungst agree on common texts when tching content knowlede. If focus is literay talk like small groups choosing common texts #edchat
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@MeganLearner @geraldaungst YES! Agree! would rather have students read a book, website, or text that motivates than one "one level" #edchat
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@rliberni Other policies that hinder tech, posting weekly grades, homework policies, 45 min literacy classes, access 2 materials #edchat
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@L_Hilt think policies could be in place to encourage do-ing. A simple tech tool request form, that teachers must ex use and benefit #edchat
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@MsRowse I should avoid overgeneralizations. Due 2 erate lower SES have more restrictns. In my exp uber-wealthy districts have less #edchat
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@L_Hilt I agree teachers should advocate to how tools r + for students. Is their a mechanism in place for teachers to do this? #edchat
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