Possibilities Abound--

I've not been around here much lately. I've been spending time commenting-- to students--encouraging, validating, celebrating. Stude...

I've read some posts on teaching recently that really got me excited! I wanted to jump up and down and issue a resounding 'Yes!'...

Possibilities do abound when educators have such an incredible opportunity to share, learn and collaborate online! Darren Kuropatwa , Will R...

Yesterday, with a revised ballet on the web , I had the honor to work with Keith, Sara, and Tony in Botkins, Ohio . They teach and learn in...

Earlier this year, I reflected upon hope for educational reform following Barbara Ganley's post on that topic. At that time I had sug...

What good reading! At The Blog of Proximal Development , an Unending Conversation unfolds. How much richer will a youngsters' educati...

Wow! What a question and what an answer! I thank Chris Lehman for pointing the way to this column. Unfortunately I hadn't read Micha...

Back in the days of cut and paste and copy machine, I always found myself in the library of my school full of planning for the coming year a...

There's something pretty special going on over on the Pre-Cal 40S (Winter '06 blog. The student responses to Darren 's questio...

Something's happening at Kennesaw State University in their Blog2Learn project! Some 20 teachers have entered the blogosphere until the...

I've always been the one in the family who talks of hope and has hope--- hope that a student will succeed, hope that our American system...

Students, as active, engaged, and critical assessors, can make sense of information, relate it to prior knowledge, and master the skills inv...

I've been reading the Edweek blog Certifiable since its inception with great interest. I was looking forward to seeing if the journey ...

Many, many years ago a young girl with a traditional Protestant background (many hours of sermons, ministerial prayers and Sunday school exp...

Again from Darren. See the resources. No one should allow fear to keep them and their students from blogging. The benefits of blogging far ...

Darren has a great post on Paying It Forward . It is a powerful voice for blogging in the classroom. I can't imagine anything more exc...

The conference was good! In particular, I really enjoyed the opportunities to listen to William Dagget, David Pogue, Alan November, and Dav...

An article on blogging made the front page of the Plain Dealer today. Unfortunately, it was more about myspace.com and xanga.com. But it did...

This post is late as we have been away in Michigan. I was touched by the memorials and remembrances for Rosa Parks. She was a gracious, acti...

Andy Carvin has posted great suggestions for the use of Wikipedia in the classroom in this blog article . The topics in his suggestions cou...