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When we help students learn to ask thoughtful, curious, and authentic questions we get a glimpse into what they are learning. The $10,000 question is how to help them learn to ask good questions. The first thing I have learned is that as educators we need to model for students how to ask good questions.…
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The Splendid Table is “the show for people who love to eat.” What if our schools had this tagline, “the place for people who love to learn.” I was returning from an outing this afternoon and tuned in to the Splendid Table, an NPR program hosted by Lynne Rossetto Kasper. This afternoon the title of…
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I came across this infographic on Teach, Create, Innovate, an education blog site (click here for the site). The author, A.J. Juliani, reflects on education and learning. I thought this post was quite interesting. While his ideas are not necessary brand new, he uses the infographic (click on infographic below or go to his blog…
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I’m looking into online learning, particularly the MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) format. A portion of my responsibilities at school involves guiding instructional technology practice in the Middle School. So it made sense to join a MOOC to see what the pros and cons are. So, before Christmas I signed up to Coursera, a MOOC…
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Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, the author of the book, Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience, has conducted extensive research on what makes people happy in their work and life. He and his colleagues interviewed thousands of people. From the work one of his conclusions is that people who are engaged in their work or life are more…
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