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- Hometown:
- Watertown, MA
- School / Work Affiliation
- Instructional Technology Specialist Wellesley High School, Wellesley, MA
- About Me:
- I am committed to bringing Web 2.0 tools into the classroom in meaningful ways.
- Skype Account:
- lizbdavis
- Twitter Account:
- lizbdavis
Don't bother me, I'm blogging! I guess it runs in the family (my daughter Abby).
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The Common Principles of 21st Century Schools
My Twitter network came alive this weekend at the Educon 2.0 Conference in Philadelphia, PA. I met so many people that I have…
ContinueAssumptions of Appreciative Inquiry - Look on the Bright Side
The Thin Book Of Appreciative Inquiry by Sue Annis Hammond is just that, a very thin book (59 pages) that explains and describes the process of appreciative inquiry. Hammond describes Appreciative Inquiry this way,
The major assumption of Appreciative Inquiry is that in every organization something works a…
Posted on November 17th, 2007 at 5:23pm —
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What Do You Stand For?
According to Robert Evans, the author of The Human Side of School Change, this is an essential question that all leaders must ask themselves. He also suggests that a motto is much more effective than a lengthy mission statement or a long list of goals or values. I've been thinking about this a lot lately, trying to frame what I "sta… Continue
Posted on November 1st, 2007 at 8:25pm —
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Changing your Mindset - Part 2
As you know from my last post, I just finished reading Mindset by Carol S. Dweck. In Mindset, Dr. Dwecks explains her work on the "fixed" versus "growth" mindset. A person with a fixed mindset be… Continue
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Enjoying following and learning from you on Twitter! Your work is very, very helpful - and you often provide the very resources I really NEED! I'm just joining Classroom 2.0, so befriend me, please!
Beth
I'm a high school teacher working to create a semester-long course for freshmen in 21st century skills. We're using the ISTE standards as a start and are now working on what students will actually do. I have many ideas, but figured there must be something like this already going on somewhere. Do you have any tips about building a course like this? Thank you.
Dennis
Thanks, Dennis
I was just hired to be the Technology Integration Coordinator for grades 9-12 at a girls' school. I've been a teacher for years, but this will be my first job of this type. Right now I'm looking to connect with others in this kind of position to get ideas about the routines and structures you have place to support all your teachers. What's a typical day like? A typical week? How does your job "work"? I appreciate any advice you can offer me. Take care.
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