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  • Creed

    Of his many awesome works this is my favorite Rich Mullins song. a Creed Similar Posts:More Video Favorites I Can’t Even Begin to Imagine Zentation: Where Video and PowerPoint Meet on the Web — The Mom Song Happy Mother’s Day ShareThis
    Posted to Clif's Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on August 17, 2008
  • Every Life Matters

    There are a variety of interpretations to this song, but they all demonstrate that every single life is important. Be sure to help those that are in need. Be willing to ask for and receive help when you need it. Hang in there! Clif [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: ''Every Life Matters'', url: ...
    Posted to Clif's Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on June 7, 2008
  • Two Novels of Race Relations

    Two novels I taught this year were To Kill A Mockingbird and A Gathering of Old Men. Prior to and during reading these novels, I had the kids look at some songs, poems, and historical context. Here are a few of my favorite things concerning the race relations in the novels. Prior to reading To Kill [...]
    Posted to The Doc Is In (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 26, 2008
  • Internet Jukebox

    Since writing the post on the sleek online radio Pandora, Clif and I have decided to start a review series of online music applications. Next on the chopping block is the internet jukebox Songza. Again, I will provide my opinion on how the site operates and a quick tutorial of how to get your [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: ''Internet Jukebox'', ...
    Posted to Clif's Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 20, 2008
  • Newsletter on Educational Technology

    Throughout the years many of the preservice and in-service teachers in my classes, workshops, and presentations have requested that I start an email newsletter. They indicate that in addition to this blog they would like to receive occasional emails sharing rich resources related to technology integration. I’m excited to announce that I have ...
    Posted to Clif's Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 13, 2008
  • The Not-So-Evil Box of Music

    PANDORA RADIO Trevor Acy Music is one of my things, just ask anyone that knows me. I own more CDs than most people and almost always have music playing, whether I’m relaxing, working, reading, or studying. Even with all the music I own, I sometimes get bored of the same songs and artists over [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: ''The ...
    Posted to Clif's Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 13, 2008
  • Technology for Blind Musicians and Their Educators

    The Accessible World Newsletter is announcing the following for musicians: Dancing Dots: Providing Technology for Blind Musicians and Their Educators The Accessible News Wire April 23, 2008, Indianapolis, Indiana USA The next Accessible World Tek Talk online training event will explore the musical world with Bill McCann, Founder and ...
    Posted to Talking Books Librarian (Weblog) by Anonymous on April 25, 2008
  • Music In The Classroom

    Recently I decided to include more music into my lessons. I started this with my American Literature courses (the College in the High School and mainstream classes), and my students have reacted quote favorably. Initially, I used The Who’s “Baba O’Rily” and “My Generation” with Anne Tyler’s “Teenage ...
    Posted to The Doc Is In (Weblog) by Anonymous on April 8, 2008
  • Beautiful In So Many Ways

    Everyone deserves a dance. And, everyone deserves a chance to dance. This story is one of those which reinforces why I love working with educators and why I have faith in our youth. Students, alongside teachers and parents, made an often overlooked group of young people feel as lucky as the Prom King and Queen. [...]
    Posted to The Doc Is In (Weblog) by Anonymous on March 28, 2008
  • Defending the Admin.

    I’m not one who generally feels sorry for the current administrative team, and that is obviously my bias, but I did feel somewhat bad for them last week. Until the proverbial foot entered the mouth. My school had a huge (no, gigantic would be more fitting) music concert involving over 1/4 of the student body during [...]
    Posted to The Doc Is In (Weblog) by Anonymous on January 24, 2008
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