A Stranger in a Strange Land (with apologies to Robert Heinlein)
Originally posted on Behavior Analysis and Technology:
I had a really interesting discussion today with a kids’ learning app developer. She was upset…
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Refracting innovation in the education universe
Just Say Yes to Assessment and Other Revelations from Six-Year Olds
Just when you think you’ve got it right, you get a smack-down from a bunch of six-year-olds. Originally posted in Continue reading
When the face-to-face conversation IS the innovation
Last week, the Center on Innovations in Learning (CIL) hosted its second annual “Conversations with Innovators” at Temple University. This invited Continue reading
The Hand-off of a Lifetime for Native American Students
The concept of innovation represents both change and improvement: a new or novel way to get better results. It can be Continue reading
Windmills No More
Originally posted on Behavior Analysis and Technology:
Hallnaker Windmill at Sunset by sage_solar A close friend continually asks me, “So, are you still…
Where are the education data nerds?
So much excitement today at Do Good Data 2015 in Chicago, a conference for proud data nerds. It’s a conference Continue reading
The more things change…
…the more they stay the same. Well, in spite of our focus on innovation in education, it’s hard not to Continue reading
The 7 Habits of Super Hero Teachers (Superpowers 6 & 7)
This is the fourth (and last) in a series on “Super Hero” teachers, and what it might take for anyone to become a Continue reading
