The Act of Writing – Reflection
The act of writing stimulates thought, so when you cannot think of anything to write, start writing anyway. – Barbara Fine Clouse Reflective writing is […]
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The act of writing stimulates thought, so when you cannot think of anything to write, start writing anyway. – Barbara Fine Clouse Reflective writing is […]
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As machines have increasingly contended for our attention over the past century, the average amount of time people have devoted to listening to one another during […]
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The first element of successful blended learning is for the role of the teacher to move from instructor or knowledge deliverer to that of a […]
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21st-century skills are key to developing a competent and prepared workforce, these skills include: Information literacy – Appropriate applied research to any given challenge. The […]
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An integral part of the design process is brainstorming your ideas. Tom Kelley in his book The Art of Innovation, Lessons in Creativity from IDEO, […]
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Western thinking is based on “analysis.” In order, to understand information, to understand situations we need to analyse them. Through analysis, we break down complex […]
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Clyde Brolin’s book, In the Zone, is a must-read for all parents and teachers. The book discusses how champions the mental traits that make champions, […]
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During a parent meeting some months ago a mother referred to me as a “parent-teacher.” inferring that as a teacher, we know how to parent […]
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“Spaces are themselves agents for change. Changing areas will change practice.” Learning spaces can have a significant impact on learning. Space can and will affect […]
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“Spaces are themselves agents for change. Changing areas will change practice.” Learning spaces can have a significant impact on learning. Space can and will affect […]
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