Comments for Teaching to reach every single student http://gman.edublogs.org Discussing things that impact learning Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:31:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on What makes good educational technology leadership? by clisdidetty http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/07/04/what-makes-good-educational-technology-leadership/#comment-204 clisdidetty Thu, 06 Dec 2007 00:04:37 +0000 http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/07/04/what-makes-good-educational-technology-leadership/#comment-204 Hi, ever wondered how to get better Amazon deals or how to get that 30-day refund from Amazon? We discovered a gret service which tracks prices for you and alerts youl. Check out our latest review at: http://bargains-hunter.blogspot.com/2007/12/apnoticom-review.html Hi,

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]]> Comment on What makes good educational technology leadership? by Tracy Rosen http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/07/04/what-makes-good-educational-technology-leadership/#comment-199 Tracy Rosen Fri, 06 Jul 2007 14:57:28 +0000 http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/07/04/what-makes-good-educational-technology-leadership/#comment-199 <i>...perhaps educational leadership in technology is not all that different from leadership in other areas. Both of these effective leaders were open and aware enough to see what would make a difference to our students and then to support implementation of their use.</i> Definitely. Good leaders take their cues from within the organization. They see something that they want to see more of - in this case, innovative teaching that will motivate learners - they fan it, like a fire, and then they continue to create conditions for it to grow. It sounds like you are working with some great leaders in your system! …perhaps educational leadership in technology is not all that different from leadership in other areas. Both of these effective leaders were open and aware enough to see what would make a difference to our students and then to support implementation of their use.

Definitely. Good leaders take their cues from within the organization. They see something that they want to see more of - in this case, innovative teaching that will motivate learners - they fan it, like a fire, and then they continue to create conditions for it to grow. It sounds like you are working with some great leaders in your system!

]]> Comment on What does Ed-Tech really do? by gman http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/06/17/what-does-ed-tech-really-do/#comment-193 gman Mon, 18 Jun 2007 04:18:28 +0000 http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/06/17/what-does-ed-tech-really-do/#comment-193 This is for Matthew. I agree with you that students have different learning styles, and that these must be met in order to maximize learning. This is for Matthew.

I agree with you that students have different learning styles, and that these must be met in order to maximize learning.

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]]> Comment on What does Ed-Tech really do? by Matthew_ED205 http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/06/17/what-does-ed-tech-really-do/#comment-191 Matthew_ED205 Mon, 18 Jun 2007 00:26:23 +0000 http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/06/17/what-does-ed-tech-really-do/#comment-191 Hello, my name is Matthew and I am responding to this blog that you posted about the benifits of technology in Education. I truely believe that technology in education can really help many of the skills that children need to further themselves in life. Ed-Tech helps improve test scores because the students are more attentive in and outside of the classroom because of using technology. I have a question though...is there any research that refutes this information? I feel as though that if we fall too far into Ed-tech, that we will lose some of our other programs in the struggle (like band, choir, theatre, gym, etc.) Technology is not really a big thing right now in disciplines were the need to express oneself is very prominent. What would happen to programs like these if we were completely overrun by technology in the education feild. Sometimes I feel as though that the overuse of ed-tech would completly wipe out these more kinesthetic programs because the teacher doesn't need to be as present as usual. But...overall, ed-tech has helped to improve other areas of learning as well in the process. It's kind of a double-edged sword in my opinion. Matthew_ED205 Hello, my name is Matthew and I am responding to this blog that you posted about the benifits of technology in Education.

I truely believe that technology in education can really help many of the skills that children need to further themselves in life. Ed-Tech helps improve test scores because the students are more attentive in and outside of the classroom because of using technology.

I have a question though…is there any research that refutes this information? I feel as though that if we fall too far into Ed-tech, that we will lose some of our other programs in the struggle (like band, choir, theatre, gym, etc.) Technology is not really a big thing right now in disciplines were the need to express oneself is very prominent. What would happen to programs like these if we were completely overrun by technology in the education feild.

Sometimes I feel as though that the overuse of ed-tech would completly wipe out these more kinesthetic programs because the teacher doesn’t need to be as present as usual. But…overall, ed-tech has helped to improve other areas of learning as well in the process. It’s kind of a double-edged sword in my opinion.

Matthew_ED205

]]> Comment on A New View on Homework by Gloria Papelian http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/06/07/a-new-view-on-homework/#comment-189 Gloria Papelian Mon, 11 Jun 2007 14:06:33 +0000 http://gman.edublogs.org/2007/06/07/a-new-view-on-homework/#comment-189 Hi Gerald, Well I guess I should have read your blog and visited the class projects you have been doing. It sounds like it is working and students are responding. I am curious of the per cent of students who do well with this home work theory. Would you let me know. I do have some fifth graders who always complain about the materials their parents have to go out and by on a short notive to complete home work assignments and then what ever material that is remaining is wasted and discarded. That seems to be an issue. I like the e-mail computer link idea to send the teacher the finished work. I myself am always looking for more ways to help my after school program students when they come in to do their home work and projects. Thanks for the information, Gloria Papelian Hi Gerald,

Well I guess I should have read your blog and visited the class
projects you have been doing. It sounds like it is working and students
are responding. I am curious of the per cent of students who do well with this home work theory. Would you let me know. I do have some fifth graders who always complain about the materials their parents have to go out and by on a short notive to complete home work assignments and then what ever material that is remaining is wasted and discarded. That seems to be an issue. I like the e-mail computer link idea to send the teacher the finished work. I myself am always looking for more ways to help my after school program students when they come in to do their home work and projects.

Thanks for the information, Gloria Papelian

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