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]]> Comment on Another day on the hunt by Brent http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/29/another-day-on-the-hunt/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Brent Mon, 29 May 2006 20:28:57 +0000 http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/29/another-day-on-the-hunt/#comment-5 What a nice commentary on the disaster that befell the city during this transit walk out. You have a great style and a natural flair for blogging Jasmine. I liked your perspective on the unexpected side affects of the strike and how you linked this to the school communities. I put a larger response re. you "at Brent's urging" on my blog (http://brentmack.edublogs.org/) . Have a look and let me hear from you when you have the time. What a nice commentary on the disaster that befell the city during this transit walk out. You have a great style and a natural flair for blogging Jasmine. I liked your perspective on the unexpected side affects of the strike and how you linked this to the school communities. I put a larger response re. you “at Brent’s urging” on my blog (http://brentmack.edublogs.org/) . Have a look and let me hear from you when you have the time.

]]> Comment on At Brent’s Urging by Brent http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/27/at-brents-urging/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Brent Sun, 28 May 2006 18:03:10 +0000 http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/27/at-brents-urging/#comment-4 Hi Jasmine, Some very weighty questions posed. I like them, don't have a significant answer, however, I'm not sure you really need an answer. Innovation in teaching practices is an explosion that web 2.0 has set off. To be an educator, your role as expert learner becomes more the norm because you are absorbing the changes occuring in the world and community and assisting your students do the same. It's a different landscape than the traditional teacher - learner model. There are so many excellent writers who are in conversation and writing about your questions Jasmine. David Warlik is one of the key people I read. Have a look at these 2 links: (http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/2006/05/24/curriculum-is-dead-teacher-as-tour-guide/) http://techlearning.com/blog/main/archives/david_warlick/index.html - On this site there is a post about elementry school teachers that I think you will like. I must go now but will pass on a few more thoughts re. your questions, first chance I get. Here is Christopher Sessums latest post that I think relates to your questions. http://elgg.net/csessums/weblog/21335.html He is a great writer and interesting educator who has much to add this conversation. Hi Jasmine,
Some very weighty questions posed. I like them, don’t have a significant answer, however, I’m not sure you really need an answer. Innovation in teaching practices is an explosion that web 2.0 has set off. To be an educator, your role as expert learner becomes more the norm because you are absorbing the changes occuring in the world and community and assisting your students do the same. It’s a different landscape than the traditional teacher – learner model. There are so many excellent writers who are in conversation and writing about your questions Jasmine. David Warlik is one of the key people I read. Have a look at these 2 links: (http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/2006/05/24/curriculum-is-dead-teacher-as-tour-guide/)
http://techlearning.com/blog/main/archives/david_warlick/index.html – On this site there is a post about elementry school teachers that I think you will like. I must go now but will pass on a few more thoughts re. your questions, first chance I get.

Here is Christopher Sessums latest post that I think relates to your questions.
http://elgg.net/csessums/weblog/21335.html He is a great writer and interesting educator who has much to add this conversation.

]]> Comment on At Brent’s Urging by Brent http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/27/at-brents-urging/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Brent Sun, 28 May 2006 13:17:57 +0000 http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/27/at-brents-urging/#comment-3 Hi Jasmine, Some very weighty questions posed. I like them, don't have a significant answer, however, I'm not sure you really need an answer. Innovation in teaching practices is an explosion that web 2.0 has set off. To be an educator, your role as expert learner becomes more the norm because you are absorbing the changes occuring in the world and community and assisting your students do the same. It's a different landscape than the traditional teacher - learner model. There are so many excellent writers who are in conversation and writing about your questions Jasmine. David Warlik is one of the key people I read. Have a look at these 2 links: (http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/2006/05/24/curriculum-is-dead-teacher-as-tour-guide/) http://techlearning.com/blog/main/archives/david_warlick/index.html - On this site there is a post about elementry school teachers that I think you will like. I must go now but will pass on a few more thoughts re. your questions, first chance I get. Hi Jasmine,
Some very weighty questions posed. I like them, don’t have a significant answer, however, I’m not sure you really need an answer. Innovation in teaching practices is an explosion that web 2.0 has set off. To be an educator, your role as expert learner becomes more the norm because you are absorbing the changes occuring in the world and community and assisting your students do the same. It’s a different landscape than the traditional teacher – learner model. There are so many excellent writers who are in conversation and writing about your questions Jasmine. David Warlik is one of the key people I read. Have a look at these 2 links: (http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/2006/05/24/curriculum-is-dead-teacher-as-tour-guide/)
http://techlearning.com/blog/main/archives/david_warlick/index.html – On this site there is a post about elementry school teachers that I think you will like. I must go now but will pass on a few more thoughts re. your questions, first chance I get.

]]> Comment on Hello there! by Brent MacKinnon http://jasminewong.edublogs.org/2006/05/25/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Brent MacKinnon Sat, 27 May 2006 02:43:21 +0000 #comment-2 Hi Jasmine, You haven't written the great Canadian novel on line yet! Gosh, you must get moving if you are to conquer the literary world in this life time. What a time we had over the past few weeks of mapping presentations. I hope you can make the June 16th gig. I think I have the Board (YRDSB) involved in vloging it for us. Way cool. All the best, Brent Hi Jasmine,
You haven’t written the great Canadian novel on line yet! Gosh, you must get moving if you are to conquer the literary world in this life time. What a time we had over the past few weeks of mapping presentations. I hope you can make the June 16th gig. I think I have the Board (YRDSB) involved in vloging it for us. Way cool.
All the best,
Brent

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