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Tag Archives: innovation
Permission to Play
While browsing through Twitter today, I stumbled upon a post shared by John Spencer… Great thoughts here. “#rawthought: And Our Tools Shape Us” by @amyburvall https://t.co/pjFz7cpKG9 — John Spencer (@spencerideas) April 8, 2016 I would have continued to scroll, but … Continue reading
Posted in Art Education, Ed tech, Education Reform, technology
Tagged Amy Burvall, Big Magic, innovation, John Spencer
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#InnovatorsMindset
I’m in the midst of reading The Innovator’s Mindset because I’m taking part in OSSEMOOC’s Book Club (and because I was very curious about the book anyway!). This week, we are supposed to be responding to a specific question, but I got sidetracked … Continue reading
The Importance of Student Voice
“The very idea of students deciding what they want to learn and how! Preposterous!”, was said by: a) a teacher in 1900 b) a teacher in 2013 c) both (a) and (c) How much time do we take to consider … Continue reading
Posted in Education Reform
Tagged Charles Tsai, digital portfolios, feedback, innovation, Josh Stumpenhorst, respect, student voice
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