Teach42

Hall forwarded this article on to me, which fits perfectly into so many presentations that I do. Essentially, reporters bounced around the world of Facebook looking at teachers’ profiles, and found them to be on par with middle and high school students. Crude, often inappropriate humor and images, off color jokes and so […]

Welps, this post has nothing to do with PLN’s, education, Web2.0, or technology (are crock pots considered ‘technology’?). But tonight, a friend of mine hosted her annual chili cookoff and for the first time I decided to compete. There were 13 other entries to contend with, but low and behold, when the dust […]

Tony Vincent’s recent post on “How to Cheat” is sure to ruffle a few feathers. He embeds and links to at least a dozen videos describing in detail how to cheat in class.
Oh no! What if the students find it????
*snort*
That was the reaction I got from many when I posted on […]

Do you know your EduBloggers?
I saw a quiz that someone had created using MyStudiyo.com and was pretty impressed with… Well.. for lack of a more sophisticated reason, I was impressed with how pretty it was. I figured the best way to learn about something is just to try it out, so I decided […]