Posts Tagged ‘ 21st century education ’

0Cross posted at Building Understanding. It began when Tara and I took on the task of articulating our ISB21 curriculum’s standards and benchmarks. I voiced it in a single tweet: Okay, some background… Our task is to ensure that the thorough standards from both ISTE and AASL were completely represented, while remaining true to one of...
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0Brave new Classroom was a 21st century education discussion hosted by the venerable 19th century publisher, Encylopedia Britanica. Who says you cannot teach old dogs new tricks? Some gems: Michael Wesch / Post: “A Vision of Students Today (& What Teachers Must Do)” Mark Bauerlein / Post: “Turned On, Plugged In, Online, & Dumb: Student Failure...
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0Anyone out there reading this during summer? These dog days allow me to wander the netscape and read many different articles. Today I stumbbled on one from Australia, calling for academics to rethink Plagarism:News Article | PIER | Professional International Education Resources “What they are all calling plagiarism isn’t plagiarism at all, it is in fact...
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