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This photo serves as a representation of both personal and professional development. A lot can be learned and gained within this 3x3 steel structure. This for my student athletes preparing themselves for competition, thus exposing their current physical abilities and setting goals for what they are capable of achieving through hard work and dedication. Such an element of training helps to "expose character" as opposed to "developing character."
Mr. Gow used his iPad to take Time-Lapse video of the first part: students building their mountains.
Spotting a fact that I first observed a decade ago--students check academic material two hours before sunrise and a few hours before sleeping.
Fun with other educators attending Webster University during St. Louis
Science Center Egyptian mummy exhibit. Teachers have fun, too.
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Typed via iPhone, (No, I am not texting while driving... even though
my spelling might resemble such ;)
Llorenc Valverde has what Flickr calls "Interesting-ness"
Scenes from the Open EdTech Summit in Barcelona, November 11, 2008
Quote from The Really Useful #EdTechBook
"Learning Technologists as agents of change and general superheroes - battling against pedagogy crime and sweeping the country with a social epidemic of online learning ... I'm off to get my cape."
Rachel Challen
Description: The first photo is a self portrait. It was taken Sunday June
2nd after a day of golf. The second are 3 resources our district and
department uses to help guide our teaching and student learning.