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Feb 21, 2020

At 9:04pm on January 2, 2009, Ron Lombard said…: A great deal of the approach is traditional in nature - with much more emphasis placed on performance types of assessment - to match up with a philosophy of a more student centered approach to teaching and learning. The technolgy application in many cases is inthe context of reviewing, collecting, and interpreting results from major tests like the PA asessment tests - we review where information can be found and how that inofrmation can be utilized in terms of curricular planning

At 8:50am on January 2, 2009, Ron Lombard said…: I venture to guess we will be able to share some new ideas with each other as the year unfolds

At 10:12am on November 16, 2008, Vincent Wright said…: Hi, LKF,
I'd be more than happy to give you an overview of my icon. Feel free to write to me via email and I'll respond.

Thanks, and Keep STRONG!!
Vincent Wright
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At 6:29am on November 14, 2008, Govinda Prasad Panthy said…: hi, I really wanna share abt teaching in Pre school and elementary school. I run a school for the children ageing 3 to 12. We dn't have technology to school. I want to know some teaching methods and techniques and essential teaching materials for them. I hope to learn how i device play things and educational materials for early childhood classes. If any one seems interested plz. mail me at gopisu@gmail.com

At 7:39pm on November 13, 2008, Govinda Prasad Panthy said…: HI ma'm, how can i chat with u when u r online? If u like plz skype me at govinda.prasad.panthy

At 9:00am on October 19, 2008, Tom Welch said…: Thanks so much for the reco on iBrain. I just ordered a hard back copy and also one for my Kindle. I travel a great deal so prefer to take my Kindle for reading when I"m on the go, but end up wanting the print version as well.
Am partway through Gardner's new book too and enjoying. Have you read Disrupting Class? You might enjoy it as well. Like Pink's book, and actually had a chance to get to know him last summer when I had him come to speak about it at a conference I was in charge of. Nice guy, thoughtful, interesting.
When I clicked on your page I noticed that you are from Wilkes Barre. I visited there last winter -- it was my first time to a town that was real important in the history of my mother's family. In fact, one of my ancestors (Thomas Bennet) was a "Forty Forter" and lots of relatives are buried there. Well then I was really intrigued when I saw that you teach at Wyoming Seminary. Some of my relatives help found it, and many of them went there, including my great grandparents (in the 1860s), and my grandfather was sent there from Nebraska in the 90s and graduated from there as well. It was always a place that figured in family lore and I was really excited to visit there in January, and just this morning noticed the Wyoming Seminary coffee mug in my kitchen!
Small world.