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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/02/nyregion/02skate.html
Here’s a link to an innovative idea.  I subscribe to the NYT Education section with my google reader, and I found this article.  I am a huge fan of taking things that interest kids and finding a way to teach the standards around their interests.

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http://wanderingink.wordpress.com/2007/05/23/how-to-prevent-another-leonardo-da-vinci/
This blog was pretty good.  I am a very creative person, and I express myself through my creativity.  I would hate to stifle a child’s creative flow just because he/she doesn’t fit into the mold of a traditional paper/book/pencil learner.

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I’m a big fan of Web 2.0.  I believe in engaging students by meeting them on their level.  My students spend hours on their computers and on the internet…why not open up the world to them instead of just a textbook.  I really love the fact that a Web 2.0 environment allows them to be [...]

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At the risk of sounding overconfident, I don’t really think any of the habits are going to be terribly challenging.  I pride myself on being a lifelong learner, and would say that I put all of the habits into practice.  The easiest habit is “Accepting responsibility for my own learning”.  I am a very curious [...]

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I’m officially a blogger now!  I will keep you all informed about the wonderful world of the T3 grant.

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