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Addie Gaines

Outliers by Malcom Gladwell

Posted by Addie Gaines on February 6, 2010 at 11:00am — 2 Comments

Steve J. Moore

How to Bookmark the MEC on Your iPhone Home Screen

Posted by Steve J. Moore on February 7, 2010 at 2:59pm

WmChamberlain

A Teacher's Manifesto

Posted by WmChamberlain on February 5, 2010 at 11:30am

Candace Follis

The "Sweet Spot" (Gallagher)

Posted by Candace Follis on February 2, 2010 at 9:58pm — 1 Comment

Aimee P. Sarver

Using Wordle.net for Literature Circles

Posted by Aimee P. Sarver on January 23, 2010 at 10:00am — 3 Comments

Jaime Dial

Digital footprints can leave a legacy

Posted by Jaime Dial on December 1, 2009 at 9:54pm

Sean Nash

Tinkering: A “Boys Only” Club?

Posted by Sean Nash on November 15, 2009 at 11:18pm

Steve J. Moore

Why a Ning? Why an Online Community?

Posted by Steve J. Moore on November 3, 2009 at 7:49pm

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A blog post by Addie Gaines was featured
I just started reading Outliers by Malcom Gladwell. Outliers examines the context within people who are super successful attain this success. I haven't finished it, but as I understand it, the conditions within a person finds him/herself accompanied…
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J Zanetis is now a member of Missouri Educator Community
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We are a K-8 district w/ approx 35-40 students per grade, so we look at things both as a district and as individual building s (K-3) and (4-8). In K-5 teachers meet as grade level groups and there is one "specials" teacher in each group. Then the 6-…
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How has your staff responded to the PLC concept? When your grade levels meet (I'm assuming that's how you break your school up) what do they do? We've had some friction concerning what PLC meetings should really be like.
yesterday
Steve J. Moore added 2 blog posts
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Last year our PDC chair and I had the opportunity to go the Missouri PLC Summit. I purchased and read: Learning by Doing: Professional Learning Communities at Work. The entire faculty studied the Power of PLC at Work: Bringing the Big Ideas to Live…
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I put my book link in the discussion forum above, but I've been reading Whatever It Takes with my building staff and have enjoyed it. If you've also read something by the DuFours on PLCs, share in the forum.
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Last is Fred Jone's Tools for Teaching. I have had a ton of professional books in the last year from my district. My last favorite book was The Lost City of Z by David Grann. I consider it an education book because I learned a lot about South Americ…
yesterday
Just finished Outliers by Malcom Gladwell. Been tweeting and blogging about it.
yesterday
Addie Gaines, Denise Legore and 3 other members joined Steve J. Moore's group
What education-related books are you reading? Share what you've loved, hated, or are interested in here!
yesterday
I feel like almost every PLC school I've encountered has been using Richard and Rebecca DuFour's books like Whatever It Takes . Our whole staff is going through this as a book study this year. I've enjoyed reading it so far, but there are a lot of…
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Erin Peterson Twitter Name: @iteachgrade2
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Erin Peterson updated their profile
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I've just started reading "12 Powerful Words That Increase Test Scores & Help Close the Achievement Gap" by Larry Bell.
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Andrea Blanco is attending Kyle Pace's event
METC 2010 at St. Charles Convention Center
February 8, 2010 to February 10, 2010
Midwest Educational Technology Conference
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Steve J. Moore

Social Media Challenge! 20 Replies

I was approached today, through an email, about the accessibility of this online community. I won't mention any names, but I was instantly struck at how true the statement was (and I'll paraphrase):…

Tagged: inspiration, community, steps, quotes

Started by Steve J. Moore in Sample Title. Last reply by Denise Legore Jan 29.

Aaron

Online Teaching 8 Replies

I am interested in possibly teaching online. Does anyone have any experience with online teaching, and what are the different options in the state of Missouri? Ideally, I would like the option of wo…

Tagged: Teaching, Online

Started by Aaron in Sample Title. Last reply by Steve J. Moore Jan 14.

Steve J. Moore

Made Any Resolutions? Filled with Resolve? 4 Replies

Most all of us Show-Me teachers are back in action guiding our kids through new ideas by now. I know some are still snowed under, and to you I say stay safe first! I want to pose something simple as…

Tagged: sharing, resolutions, year, new

Started by Steve J. Moore in Sample Title. Last reply by Steve J. Moore Jan 14.

Steve J. Moore

Race to the Top in Missouri: Your Thoughts 1 Reply

I just read that Missouri will be eligible for about 10% of the Race to the Top funding from the federal government program. That's about $382 million. How is your school involved? Do you have a plan…

Tagged: change, debate, funding, nclb, government

Started by Steve J. Moore in Sample Title. Last reply by Steve J. Moore Jan 8.

Gina Hartman

Social Media Guidelines/Policies 2 Replies

Does anyone's school district have Social Media Guidelines or Policies in place? I would love to hear what you have or what you are doing. Here are some guidelines we have been working on in Francis…

Tagged: policy, technology, media, social

Started by Gina Hartman in Sample Title. Last reply by Steve J. Moore Nov. 5, 2009.

Christine Hollingsworth

24/7 Learning Opportunities for Students 9 Replies

I've just had a request for information on Missouri Schools that are providing ways for their students to access learning 24/7. This might be a response to the H1N1 issues that districts are facing.…

Started by Christine Hollingsworth in Uncategorized. Last reply by David Tibbles Nov. 10, 2009.

 
 

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