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Stories of Change
Here are my sketch notes from the NOII Symposium. [Aside: find the typos:)] PDF of Innovative Learning Environments – OECD presentation PDF of Stories of Change
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Blogging Workshop
Yesterday I participated in Hamber’s Pro D day. My contribution was a one hour workshop introducing teachers to blogging. I worked off of this page which has my presentation, links to blogging sites & posts, and links to examples of … Continue reading
Intro to the Why’s & How’s of Formative Assessment
Planning to update the examples below [Sept 30, 2015] On Friday April 20th approximately 35 secondary teachers from around the VSB met to learn and share more about the why’s and how’s of formative assessment. The first part of the … Continue reading
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UPDATE: Cool. This post was nominated and made the shortlist for Most Influential Post of 2012 by edublog. I’m really honored! What if the earth moves and the sun is at rest? What if gravity…