They Don’t Care
I am a daily reader of Seth Godin’s blog. This is a reflection on today’s post: This makes me think about our structure of
Hacking Attention, and What it Means for Our Children
For the past two weeks, I have been lurking on the #engageMOOC (Engagement in Time of Polarization – EdX) course, reading and participating where I
As It Is, Not As We Wish It To Be
Life is what it is in this moment. For Ivanie Blondin, an hour ago she was the most recent world cup champion in the 3000
Reimagine Learning That Can Change the World
Here are my random notes and thoughts while listening to Sir Ken Robinson here. I immediately identified with @pedroanoguera when he said, jokingly, that Ken Robinson “plagiarized”
Finding Your Voice in Education
I’ve noticed this theme of encouraging educators to find their voices and speak their truths seeping into the work of the last few days. Pasi
Critical Thinking – Essential for Success?
This morning, Dan Ballantyne shared this article from Scientific American on Twitter. How often do we hear someone say that a friend was “smart in school”.
