Category: ISTE

Feedback for Flourishing

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Many years ago, I worked in a factory that made potato chips. My job, though, was in the packaging department,

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Lifelong Learners

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   Lifelong learners. That’s a basic mentality important for all of us. I know it is hard to tell that

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Six Degrees of Professional Development

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Many years ago, a play called “Six Degrees of Separation” so titled because of a theory popularized in a story

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Can I Speak Freely?

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We all have different ways of expressing ourselves. Some choose to fashion, dressing in various ways that stand out. Others

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I’m On It!

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For the past few posts I’ve written, I feel they were more about relationships with colleagues or relationships between coaches

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Build Me Up (Buttercup)!

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     Usually, I would share a story to build on my reason for my post this week. I won’t

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How can a technology integration framework help educators find the most suitable digital learning tools and content for their unique teaching context?

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Professional development for educators can take many forms. One kind of professional development is the creation of a coach/educator partnership, where communication and collaboration takes place over a period of time. This model is consistent with ISTE standard for coaches 3b which states “Partner with educators to identify digital learning content that is culturaly relevant, […]

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