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The Fakebook – Social Media for the classroom
I don’t know if other teachers are the same, but I find myself creating mini-lessons and projects based on found resources for courses that I don’t teach. I’ll come across resources for a history lesson and start to develop a … Continue reading
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Personalization Step 1: Why make a change if nothing is broken?
From my previous post, I have shared that my goal is to create a personalized classroom. One where the students self-assess, set personal goals, work at their own pace and explore the infinite resources available to them both online and … Continue reading