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  • one hundred blogs of solitude

    Solitude is missing from current educational system.  Students, while they are at school, must plough through book work, handouts and lectures in a ridiculous pace.  Everything is disjointed and disconnected, often taught in subjects that are irrelevant to their lives.  Last year, after weeks of drought, it finally rained - and not ...
    Posted to Musings from a Not-So-Master Teacher (Weblog) by jtspencer on October 15, 2007
  • Is blogging just another fad?

    Every few years, the educational community chooses a catchy new trend and markets it as the greatest method students will ever experience.  When I was a child, the trend was writing in journals.  As I grew older, it was graphic organizers.  Later, Word Walls (which are making a comeback based upon the assumption that students are ...
    Posted to Musings from a Not-So-Master Teacher (Weblog) by jtspencer on September 11, 2007
  • making a class website more interactive

    When I first began teaching, I used the class website as a way to communicate with students.  It was very teacher-oriented and I was proud of the work I had accomplished.  When I realized that I wanted student involvement, I decided that I would allow them to create articles.  It would be a social studies magazine.  Over time, ...
    Posted to Musings from a Not-So-Master Teacher (Weblog) by jtspencer on September 7, 2007
  • should education go digital?

    Will we lose our ability to red, I mean reed, I mean read Technology has a profound impact upon societies in ways that are often unforseen unintended.  Despite the goal of technocrats to integrate technology, there are always social and political consequences that few can predict. Technology is not a simple, neutral tool for the ...
    Posted to Musings from a Not-So-Master Teacher (Weblog) by jtspencer on August 4, 2007