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Three K-12 Leadership Groups Urge Broad and Intensive Use of Technology to Improve Education
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By the Mississippi Delta ,A Whole School Left Behind
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- I am a technoevangelist. I started out as a teacher. Through the use of science, and reading I was able to change the world for my students.
First I taught the gifted, but then I decided that there is a spot of giftedness in every child. I just had to learn how to fund that talent, or find some one else who could help them find it.
I learned to find out who the child was. As they say.. who are you? That allowed me to communicate and to enrich the student. I did it with books, and objects, and experiences. Technolog was one of the tools but what a tool.
I have been involved with Sunshine on Line for many years now as a cheerleader. I just finished a chapter in an internaitonal book , using the magic of reading, Sunshine on line style, which has evolved into Award .. what a transformational type of reading resource.
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This is just one of the problems? What is the status of education research.. Who really reads it...
Education Research and the Press: An uneasy relationship
Chicago Tribune education reporter Stephanie Banchero doesn’t remember the last time she covered education research. Perhaps a year ago or longer, she says.
It may sound surprising, but Banchero is hardly alone. For journalists, covering education research can often feel like stepping into murky waters.
“We did a survey of editors a few years ago and found that journalists are dubious of education research,” says Richard Colvin, directo… Continue
Chicago Tribune education reporter Stephanie Banchero doesn’t remember the last time she covered education research. Perhaps a year ago or longer, she says.
It may sound surprising, but Banchero is hardly alone. For journalists, covering education research can often feel like stepping into murky waters.
“We did a survey of editors a few years ago and found that journalists are dubious of education research,” says Richard Colvin, directo… Continue
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great to see you on the Network, will look forward to your contributions. I'd love to hear about what you are up to with the UN, and what's happening in the capital with regard to IT and education. Why not start a blog on this site and keep us all informed and I'm sure a bit of political gossip from time to time would be appreciated as well!
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