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"Hey Mitch, I was inspired by your message. As a future teacher, I have been thinking about how I would like to use tech in better ways within the classroom than simple paper replacement activities. I think a blog is a creative and exciting way for…"

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School / Work Affiliation: 5th Grade Teacher

Blog: http://mrfowler.wordpress.com/

Website: http://elementaryearthscience.ning.com/

About Me: I am a first year, fifth grade teacher who loves to use technology whenever possible. I am here to learn a little more about moving my elementary classroom towards "2.0 status". Currently, my classroom blog contains several entries from my students. Unfortunately, we have need made a connection with the outside world in order to create learning links with others. This is where I believe Classroom 2.0 can really help me.

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Houston drops NCLB standardized tests

Posted on April 10, 2007 at 5:13pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

I just got done watching the ABC national news, which by the way, a big thank you to Charles Gibson for his sign off, "I'm Charles Gibson and I hope you had a good day." Thanks Charle... I hope you had a good day too. It's funny, it's like ABC thought, "Hmmm... we just got done telling them about all of the war torn, genocide ridden, paternity testing, you better listen to our recall or your pet will die news.... how can we make them feel better? I know, let's tell them that WE hope YOU had a… Continue

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At 8:03pm on January 31, 2009, Jack said…: Hi Mitch. I was wondering if you have educator friends who would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!

At 8:04pm on July 16, 2007, Barbara said…: Hi Mitch,
Yes I wanted to get rid of the music widget which is right above the profile.
By the way my 5th grade will probably be looking to make some connections if you are interested.
Thanks

At 10:33am on July 15, 2007, Kathi said…: Mitch, I like the way you think! I, too, had a teacher in high school who pointed out how popular movies highlighted current affairs. I've never been able to watch movies the same way since...

At 9:36pm on April 9, 2007, Christine said…: Hey Mitch, HAHAHA!!! I can explain the flipping second fraction thing... its one of those funny math rules for division, you can change any division to multiplication of the reciporcal of the second number. Its kinda like why 2 negatives make a positive... and all the other 40,000,000,000 rules of math! I like the video math rule of 5 14's make 25. And the Cereal Capital of the World? I thought we had it great here in PA, The Mushroom Capital of the World. Cereal is so way better. Good luck in your quest for resouces, I am too am glued to the web for ideas.

At 3:35pm on April 9, 2007, Mitch Fowler said…: Hans,
Thanks for the response. Like I said, I have a blog, but am having trouble connecting to the world. Are there any sites or resources you know of that can help teachers connect? Also, I am interested in knowing what has worked in the past at the elementary level that has created meaningful learning. I'll also check out the blog. Look forward to hearing from you.
Also, greetings from the Cereal Capital of the World (Battle Creek)!

At 2:42pm on April 8, 2007, Hans Feldmeier said…: Hi Mitch, I´ve got some experience as to learning tools like blogs, webquests, e-journals...
Ask me and I will try to help you.
Check out one of my blogs I´m the admin
http://e-competences.blogspot.com
Greetings from Bavaria/Germany
Hans