“The world has changed, and it will never move backward. In order for the next generation to be successful, they will need to think differently, and that begins by knowing […]
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by Namibnat I received an email yesterday from a parent that made my weekend. She shared some links with me (I love the progress we
Sir Ken Robinson was in Red Deer last night, and I am glad that I took the time to catch his lecture. It was a fantastic opportunity to hear him
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by WilliamsProjects A tweet by Chris Kennedy pushed me to write a post that has been sitting in my Evernote drafts for a long time
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I have the honour of working with educators this week at the North Central Teachers’ Convention in Edmonton and am doing a beginner’s guide to using Wordpress.com to build student/professional
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“There is good reason to believe that if the phonograph proves to be what its inventor claims that it is, both book-making and reading will fall into disuse. Why should
Which side are you on? Read More →
I was inspired by seeing Primary Pete’s example of using Evernote to collect evidence in the classroom, that I thought I would share my own learning for using Evernote. I
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by jeremyfoo Patrick Larkin and I had the honour (he had the honor) of leading a conversation at Educon on Sunday and had some fantastic
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by gcouros Sitting in on a meeting this morning with my Superintendent and other principals, she had brought up this AMAZING Ted Talk that she
We are all teachers Read More →
cc licensed flickr photo shared by battlecreekcvb After a fantastic weekend at Educon 2.3 in Philadelphia, the question that kept coming up in conversations was, “What are you going to
George Couros is a leading educator in the area of innovative leadership, teaching, and learning. He has worked with schools and organizations around the globe to challenge traditional thinking and create a more connected world where all learners thrive.
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