L. Suzanne Shanks's Blog – June 2009 Archive (2)

Today one of Clarence Fisher's thoughtful posts at his blog, Remote Access, caught my attention. The topic was work-arounds. As often happens, I found myself writing a response that grew and grew until it was too big for a comment. So I cut it in half and resolved to author my own post which builds upon what I understood Clarence to be saying:



He wonders.



Should we be teaching work-arounds as a digital skill?



detourThose of us who teach in labs do it all the… Continue

This meme is circulating around the edublogosphere and I thought it was very motivating. I first heard about it on Twitter, and then again from LoonyHiker at Successful Teaching and Clif Mims at ClifNotes. I wasn't tagged -- but they say anyone can participate! I invite all my readers to do so. (Are there any readers? LOL)



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Summer can be a great time for professional development. It is an opportunity to learn more about a topic, read a particular… Continue