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Lisa Weist posted
Carly teaches first grade, and asks, “Could anybody tell me whether it is just as easy to use a Macbook as a teacher (syncing with Smart board programs etc.), or whether it is best to use a different laptop?”
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Lisa Weist posted
I’m loving this free, online course for planning to lead a school or district in this Digital Age. (20 hours PD available if approved by your district). Here’s a sneak peak.
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Lisa Weist posted
I love what the Healthy Hometown Initiative is doing in Clinton County. Would love to see it here too.
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Courtesy of http://www.activelivingresearch.org
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Love this!
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Lisa Weist posted
One of my friends from college is having observers come from Washington, D.C., to observe her Inquiry-based kindergarten classroom. I keep up with her blogs and have seen some wonderful things. I’ve also wondered about the lack of primary colors in the classroom and wondered if there were any research studies linking student performance to…Read More
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Paul Green posted
Something to think about… How can we make Eastern Kentucky a hot-bed for technology jobs in the future? What can we do to prepare our students for a world that is driven by technology? Thoughts?!? Love to have some great conversation!!!
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I think one thing that has to occur: we need to bring high-tech jobs like programming and electrical engineering out of the realm of ” they do that somewhere else.” There is no real reason a programming company couldn’t locate in our region. “Our internet is faster than your internet.”
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LOL! I think that needs to be a slogan of ours… We have faster internet than you!!!
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I will have to take a look at it. Thanks