I’m working more closely with some of our elementary specialists this year. It’s been a good while since I worked with this age group. I’m pretty excited the potential to do some interesting things. Measurement is a big issue for our students in elementary. It spans math and science standards and kids are not connecting […]
Month: August 2013
Value of the 1:1 Response
I’ve written a few of these over time and space. It’s essentially a response to a challenge to come up with research supporting our 1:1 technology program. The requestor mentioned her research indicated technology doesn’t create change. In any case, I thought this response might be useful to someone else. I will likely take it […]
weekly (weekly)
BBC – Earth News – Ant mega-colony takes over world It was only a matter of time. “In Europe, one vast colony of Argentine ants is thought to stretch for 6,000km (3,700 miles) along the Mediterranean coast, while another in the US, known as the “Californian large”, extends over 900km (560 miles) along the coast […]