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Category Archives: Blogging
Out of My Mind
I picked up Sharon Draper’s “Out of My Mind” after signing up my class for the Global Read Aloud 2013. It is a brilliantly written novel intended for young adult readers. However, it is really a story of triumph and … Continue reading
A Genius Wish: Blog More & Learn More
I wish I blogged more on my professional blog. An ongoing Genius Hour challenge I have for myself throughout the summer and into the next school year is to blog on a more regular basis. Currently I blog about once … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Education, Genius Hour, Personal Growth, PLN
Tagged Antonio Vendramin, Blogging, Gallit Zvi, Genius Hour, Grit, Hugh McDonald, Jodi Pulvers, PLN, Resiliency, Sundeep Chohan, youmatter
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Sharing Genius Hour – “Simple to You and Amazing to Others”
Genius Hour and other models of student inquiry are necessary if we are going to spark the thinkers of the next generation to great heights of innovation, self actualization, and self-regulation of their learning. The next step we as educators, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Education, Genius Hour, Personal Growth, PLN, Student Work, Technology, Twitter
Tagged #geniushour, #gvlearn, #sd36learn, @hughtheteacher, @mcdclassroom, @sivers, Blogging, creativity, Derek Sivers, Facebook, genius, Genius Hour, Hugh McDonald, kidblog, Martha Payne, neverseconds, neverseconds.blogspot.com, reflections, share, Simple to You and Amazing to Others, Twitter, Youtube
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1 More Fun Lane to Travel In
This post is inspired by Karen Lirenman (@lirenmanlearns). Her post “Why I Blog” was noted in this tweet I came across: I respect Karen tremendously and was intrigued about what was powerful enough to be said in so few words. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Education, Family, Personal Growth, PLN, Twitter
Tagged george couros, karen lirenman, Life is a Highway, PLN, Rascal Flatts, Tom Cochrane, Twitter
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1 Genius Thing We Did in Our Class This Year
This is a post long in the works and one that has seen many different versions prior to me pressing the publish button. I hope you enjoy. This past year I shared with my grade 7 students an exciting and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Differentiated Instruction, Education, Genius Hour, Personal Growth, PLN, Technology, Twitter
Tagged Genius Hour, PLN, Powerpoint, Prezi, Student, Student Work, Twitter
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365 Opportunities to Learn – My Story
Lots of exciting learning going on in the Surrey School District I teach in. Thank you to Kristy Sveinson for starting the “Teaching Ideas” group on Facebook around April of last year. At that time the few people I chatted … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Differentiated Instruction, Education, Genius Hour, Personal Growth, PLN, Twitter
Tagged Blogging, Education, Student, Twitter
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1 of the Best Things We Did in Our Class This Year
I’m including the letter below to parents on my blog in order to help me share one of the best things I did this year. Thank you to George Couros (@gcouros) who inspired us in a recent professional development session to connect … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Education, Personal Growth, Student Work, Twitter
Tagged Blogging, Parents
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One Word Challenge
In coming across this challenge I was thinking what would my word be. I am someone who often thinks about what I could be doing differently to help myself, my family, my colleagues, my students, and my world. Sometimes the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Education, Family, Personal Growth, PLN, Twitter
Tagged Education, Goals, One Word Challenge
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KidBlog.org
This is a repost from my previous blogging platform. Enjoy! I’m hopeful to find some ideas about how to use the KidBlog.org blog that I set up with my class most effectively. It is a site that allows you to create … Continue reading