Archive for the ‘inquiry-based learning’ Category
Thursday, October 30th, 2008
2:45-3:45 NCLSMA Session
Learning to Change the Way We Teach: Lessons Learned from a Collaborative Unit
Collaborate. Integrate. Reflect. We’ve heard it all before. But really, how do people do it? Join us as we share our collaborated research unit. Learn how we ...
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Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
I hit the road tomorrow for Winston-Salem, N.C. for the 8th annual conference of the North Carolina School Library Media Association. This year's theme is “Innovation: Media Specialists for Change ”. I'm particularly looking forward to the Keynote address by Mike Eisenberg, one of the creators of the Big6 research ...
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Monday, August 18th, 2008
Our 08-09 school year kicked off today. Parents, teachers, and students alike all expressed disbelief that the summer has ended. As I set out on another year I have made a few resolutions (in no particular order) -
Continue to expand and depend on my Professional Learning Network (PLN). ...
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Friday, April 25th, 2008
In a recent post on his blog Ideas and Thoughts David Shareski ponders a question - can teachers be entertaining and informative? He created this quadrant as a visual. Where do you place yourself? How would your students rate your teaching style? Do you believe that learning can ...
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