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Tag Archives: technology
Some Teapot Math: Take 2, Part 1
Several years ago, we began a teapot project. Created in collaboration with teachers from China and YIS in Japan, the idea took off and has been running the last several years. The teapot has traveled from Japan to the US … Continue reading
Modeling Inquiry
In general, I like to classify classroom inquiry activities into three general categories: Independent, Guided, and Modeled. Independent Inquiry I have blogged fairly extensively about Independent Inquiry and created a wiki dedicated to supporting interest-driven learning in the classroom. Independent inquiry should be totally … Continue reading
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Tagged 3dprinting, dialog, inquiry, model, modeled, modeling, science, Socrates, technology
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Looks Aren’t Everything…
In our last unit most of the inquiry was guided. In our new unit we decided that we would give more freedom to students earlier in the unit. This is an environmental unit. It’s new for us this year, although … Continue reading
One Size Fits All?
flickr image via cameronparkins My school (formerly a sixth to eighth grade middle school,) is now an inquiry-focused, sciences and technology kindergarten to eighth grade school… elements that when put together can also be called my dream job. The school … Continue reading
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Tagged #ecosys, #edchat, empathy reboot, Glendale School, inquiry, leadership, learning, learning goals, School, sciences, students, teaching, technology
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An Inquiry into Distraction
Sometimes the most spontaneous ideas turn out well. The elementary tech coach and I were meeting the other day about technical stuff, but I couldn’t get something off my mind, and so our conversation turned to focus and the distractibility … Continue reading
Reflective Connections- Times are a Changing….
So we are in the middle of a unit on change. About how the world changes. How and why maps change to reflect such change. Change is such a dynamic concept. It is a concept our children will see so … Continue reading