Started this discussion. Last reply by KellyAnn Bonnell Nov 22, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
The Points of Light Foundation just launched a new initiative called Tag You're It that is perfect for teachers who engage their students in service learning projects. Students (anyone actually) can…Continue
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Posted on June 27, 2011 at 11:14am 0 Comments 0 Likes
In April, Disney released the TRON Legacy 3-D/TRON Collection. TRON was addressing net neutrality before the world knew what the net was. This combo pack is the perfect classroom tool to begin the conversation. Yes, I get that Legacy was a not the best plot line but who cares. When you think about the “cutting edge” special effects that are now quaint in the first film and the fact that they actually had to do R&D for the costumes in the second, there’s a conversation to be had about how…
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Today we presented Pop Goes the Classroom to Gifted and Talented Educators across Arizona. It was another standing room only presentation. Thank you for your kind reception today. As you scroll through the blog you will find resources for many of the topics we discussed today from cell phone usage to educational social networks, student film making, comics in the classroom and so much more.
There were some interesting discussions from today's presentation that I want to share with…
Posted on December 14, 2010 at 8:14pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Is literacy in danger because of technology? Will students stop reading and writing all together because they spend lots of time on the computer?
I have talked to some parents who legitimately worry about their children slipping away from the traditional ways of books, pen and paper. Afraid of change and yearning for a return to the “good old times,” some worry that technology they…
ContinuePosted on December 7, 2010 at 12:41pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Here is a great STEM resource.
John Roach writes:Video games might make some of us fat and depressed, but Canadian researchers are hoping gamers will find an online puzzle challenge addictive enough to help them figure out the origins of
genetic…
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I'm writing because I think many people who do consulting and have businesses like you could use some of your talent on a volunteer basis to act as intermediaries, just as you are doing on your blog. Even kids in schools could be doing this.
I hope you'll take a look and that we might connect in some ways.