|
As I was unable to attend the Education Future Forum, held in Sydney earlier this year, Dr Phil Lambert kindly emailed me his presentation, 2010-2020: Ten Propositions for the Decade. Phil’s paper is lengthy and it is not my purpose here to cast a cold eye over it but to take one issue of interest and seek your input, dear readers. [...]
Filed under: Pedagogy, Professional development, Uncategorized | Tagged: future, leadership, school, schooling, teaching | 9 Comments »
Thanks to Monika Hardy for posting this video. more about “Stick in the Sand“, posted with vodpod
Filed under: education, eLearning, Pedagogy, Uncategorized, YouTube | Tagged: learning, teaching, technology | Leave a Comment »
Holidays always give one room for reflection. I am really starting to miss classroom teaching. In my role as a deputy principal, at a large state school, there are many opportunities to promote quality teaching & learning but having only one class (who have just finished school to prepare for the HSC) is starting to [...]
Filed under: education, Professional development, Uncategorized | Tagged: teachers, teaching | 6 Comments »
Everything’s changed or changing – fast. Michael Wesch commences with some of the issues of teaching in an inappropriate space before moving on to new media. I particularly love the Marshall McLuhan quote referred to at the opening of this hour long presentation: The past went that-a-way. When faced with a totally new situation, we [...]
Filed under: Digital life, education, eLearning, laptops, Professional development, Uncategorized, Web 2.0, YouTube | Tagged: digital learning, history, learning, mwesch, teaching, YouTube | Leave a Comment »
What makes a good HSC teacher? is a great (updated) article by Wayne Sawyer based on research he did a while ago. Thoughts?
Filed under: education, Professional development | Tagged: HSC, teaching | Leave a Comment »
