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Wil’s Tail Hazel Hutchins Wilmot James Edward Hutchins was the sixth wolf from the left at the school Christmas Concert. When the concert was over everyone said what a good Christmas forest crea… more →
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How to make math more interesting for kids
clevergames wrote 23 hours ago: Some children hate math, was the same for me when I was a kid, like many other classmates of mine I … more →
Wil's Tail
stor4 wrote 2 days ago: Wil’s Tail Hazel Hutchins Wilmot James Edward Hutchins was the sixth wolf from the left at the … more →
Mathematical historical fiction
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Qiaochu Yuan wrote 2 days ago: Bill Gasarch is right – writing technical posts is tiring! (I’ve been trying to finish … more →
Exploring intellectual rigour
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Greg Whitby wrote 2 days ago: The education landscape is rich with contemporary theory that serves as a solid base for contemporar … more →
Syllabus - Vol. 4
danielandtonya wrote 3 days ago: Vols. 1, 2, and 3 and the hypothetical class. Of course, we start with review of last week. Fill in … more →
Emma’s Lamb
stor4 wrote 3 days ago: Emma’s Lamb One rainy spring morning at lambing time, Emma’s father put a little lost lamb in … more →
The Historical Jesus, offended students, and post-modernism
nkogan wrote 3 days ago: While everyone undoubtedly has a number of classroom moments they’d rather forget from his or … more →
The Library Observation Study - An Update
Wayne Barry wrote 4 days ago: We reported that we were planning to observe and photograph students in the existing Library before … more →
Significant learning
ddigenti wrote 5 days ago: “One of the first tasks teachers face when designing a course is deciding what they want stude … more →
Going beyond your comfort zone
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Qiaochu Yuan wrote 5 days ago: When someone linked me to Ravi Vakil’s advice for potential graduate students, I was struck by … more →
The Greek Pantheon, Stick Figures, Britney Spears' Poetry, and Schmoe
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emmabolden wrote 5 days ago: I am hot, sweaty, exhausted, exhilerated, overjoyed, and inspired — and therefore have just fi … more →
The people who hugged the trees: an environmental folk tale - India
stor4 wrote 5 days ago: The people who hugged the trees: an environmental folk tale In long-ago India, when warrior prin … more →
dewey.readings
waldo wrote 6 days ago: Schools of Tomorrow. page 63: medium. in midst of disucssion of pestalozzi. Education in a medium w … more →
Panda
stor4 wrote 6 days ago: Panda There were four people walking through the damp, misty forest in Western China, but only one o … more →
ML, Copyright and Fair Use Presentation The day Gogo went to vote
stor4 wrote 6 days ago: The day Gogo went to vote That is why we were so surprised when Gogo said she went to vote. “We cann … more →
RSAMD Mahara
johnwilkie wrote 1 week ago: ePortfolio’s “An unfolding narrative of a unique learning journey” (JISC 2008) How can ePortfolio s … more →
I hate axioms
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Qiaochu Yuan wrote 1 week ago: (A more appropriate title for this post would probably be “I hate Bourbaki,” but I like … more →
So... Do we need to shift our thinking in humanities education?
nancycastonguay wrote 1 week ago: Wikis are a great way to meet many of the K-12 information technology curriculum goals – one t … more →
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