NY Times Learning Network
The Learning Network on NY times website has some great content. See, for example, this article on teaching with free web-based technology.I've subscribed to it as an RSS feed and also on Facebook.See More
The Learning Network on NY times website has some great content. See, for example, t…Continue
Started by Jennifer Sacks Jul 11, 2010.
I am always looking for new and better ways to use music as a teaching tool in the classroom. I propose here you post some lessons where you use music to teach something in the classroom. The…Continue
Started by Craig Southard. Last reply by Jennifer Sacks Jun 16, 2010.
http://gothamschools.org/2010/03/02/the-death-and-life-of-the-great-american-school-system/
Started by Jennifer Sacks. Last reply by Craig Southard Mar 3, 2010.
I am a digital immigrant, and only hope that this site will not be so complicated that some of the other immigrants will have trouble using it. I just got a lesson in Facebook from my students, so…Continue
Started by Lynn Winslow. Last reply by Craig Southard Feb 27, 2010.
All members are invited to offer the rest of us links to resources that will be useful in our teaching and our thinking about teaching. Share links to videos, articles, podcasts, and other online texts, along with a brief explanation of why we may find them interesting. If we start getting a great deal of material here, I'll create sub-groups by specific topics and questions, just to keep things more easily organized.
Posted by Del Shortliffe on April 10, 2010 at 12:30pm — 1 Comment
If you wish to participate, please post your favorite poem and in no more than 200 words say why it holds that title for you. (If it is a really long poem just post your favorite few stanzas.)
e.e. cummings
#7
look
my fingers,which
touched you
and your warmth and crisp
littleness
—see?do not resemble my
fingers. My wrists hands
which held…
Posted by Craig Southard on February 19, 2010 at 10:14pm — 4 Comments
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