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@aureliom Contentment with an adequate solution blocks the search for a a better solution or alternative? AKA "That's how we have always..." |
@jphil301 That is crazy! There is a lot of crazy going around these days. |
@tylerbreed She will be okay, just has to move to a new school. The district offered a mid-year retirement plan that many exp. teacher took |
Edward de Bono "...the difficulty was not in finding an alternative but setting out to look for one." Is this why educ. change is so hard? |
Digital IDs make it easy to have multiple identities, create new identities, but harder to walk away from the digital footprints they leave |
Wife told me her school will close next year to make up for budget deficit in her district. Many CA districts will probably drop 20:1 too;-( |
Back from a dinner with our school PTA. I am humbled that these parents who have next to nothing give what they can as gifts. |
@zecool Learned from our politicians and media that it is better to sound impressive than to really be impressive. Image is everything. ;-0 |
another ho hum day in Educ optimizing multi-media functionalities+streamlining compelling initiatives 2 triangulate integrated methodologies |
@DougFields Isn't that EPV? Ear piece vanity. |
@SteveAverill IN-N-OUT a product so good that it markets itself through word of mouth and cust customization(4x4, animal, protein style)? |
"Our values and norms in education, literacy, and public participation are being challngd by a shifting landscape of media and comm." #hhrs |
@hughhewitt Ah. There is the point. Why should we trust them again? They have not earned any trust on this issue. Just words, words, words! |
@zecool Nice! Instead of preparing students for work, preparing them to participate in life more generally. Social media is a part of that. |
Key ? "what would it mean to think of public education as a responsibility of a more distributed network of people and institutions?" |
@mberry It is very good. So much to think about. I am re-reading it. Interesting literacy implications. |
"Kids’ participation in networked publics suggests some new ways of thinking about the role of public education." |
"Our values and norms in education, literacy, and public participation are being challenged by a shifting landscape of media and comm." |
@mberry Living and Learning with New Media: Summary of Findings from the Digital Youth Project : The MacArthur Foundation |
"Youth using new media often learn from their peers, not teachers or adults.." |
