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 Professional Learning Communities (PLC’s) continue to get a lot of attention as new models of Professional Development for learning. I’ve been part of formal PLC’s for about 6 years. In the new school district I work for, many of our teachers and schools are new to PLC’s and are discovering their power. Some of these [...]  Every high school English teacher should show this to their class and they’ll never have to justify why students need to learn to write, read and give speeches. Yikes! [tags]missusa,speech[/tags] Powered by ScribeFire. StumbleUpon was something I played with over 2 years ago. I really like they way it seemed to bring a greater sense of serendipity to my learning. I discovered some really cool things. Not sure why I left it but I rediscovered it a few days ago and have already found some neat stuff. Here’s [...] Taking a page out of Merlin Mann’s Inbox Zero presentation, I considered my news reader habits. I think they mirror Mann’s suggestion for getting your inbox to zero. Okay, I realize email is harder to get to zero. Feeds aren’t usually addressed to you and don’t ever require a response or action. However, [...] |
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