My first Online Learning Environment

I’ve always enjoyed working in an online environment (well before I got into teaching), and so the thought had crossed my mind that I would, at some point, want to teach in an online environment. But, the more I learn the more questions I have.  Based on what I’ve seen in the classroom, how would the . . . → Read More: My first Online Learning Environment

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Encouraging Students to Play with Words

Over the last few days, I’ve been doing some ‘online stumbling’ — randomly coming across writers being playful with words. It’s been a lot of fun to read them/listen to them.  It got me thinking about how we so often forget that words, just for their own sake, can be fun.  I wonder … how often do students find . . . → Read More: Encouraging Students to Play with Words

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Blogging students are writing students

(Image from the Algebra Learning Networking website)

I attended a webinar this week entitled “Perspectives on Blogging”, moderated by two teachers who use this technology in their classroom — Hattie Deraps and Jake Bogar.  Jake keeps the blogs on an internal server, while Hattie has her students writing to the outside world using Blogger. 

The impact . . . → Read More: Blogging students are writing students

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