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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Trans Local Learning
Suppose that there are no universal solutions to global problems — like poverty, hunger or environmental destruction. Suppose that the kind of large-scale systems change that many of us have been yearning for emerges when local actions get connected globally … Continue reading
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Tagged Margaret Wheatley, PLN, shannon smith, Walk Out Walk On
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A Teacher Affects Eternity – Guest Post by Rebecca Shields
The following guest post is part of the Inspired and Inspiring Women Series. For our fourth guest post, I am honoured to welcome my colleague and good friend Rebecca Shields. Rebecca is a Vice Principal with the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. She … Continue reading
Twitter for Teachers – Support Videos
Last week I led a Twitter for Teachers workshop that went very well, but we did experience a couple of technical issues. The biggest was that we were shut out of Twitter because too many new accounts were being created … Continue reading
Social Media in the Classroom – From OCT
The Ontario College of Teachers released “Professional Advisory: Use of Electronic Communication and Social Media” and this accompanying video today: A balanced piece with a positive message! I look forward to how this might bring the conversation to the forefront … Continue reading
An Expriment Going Right for a Change
I just revisited this slam poem by Shane Koyzan from the 2010 Olympics opening ceremonies. I love how celebratory it is and the final line, “we made it be” is so powerful. What if we challenged our students and staff … Continue reading
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A perfectly bookended day
Bookend – Start of the Day It is spring, which is a very beautiful thing, however, it also means that it is time to buckle up for the roller coaster ride to the end of June. But today afforded me … Continue reading

