Love this guiding question from James Paul Gee from The Anti Education Era. https://t.co/jNTuG30HNl #edchat https://t.co/59amDpiwLl http://pic.twitter.com/BY8MYd6sqJ— Will Richardson (@willrich45) July 11, 2017
Awesome teachers ask "Will this activity matter 5 yrs from now? 10 yrs? #education #teaching #divergED #edchat http://pic.twitter.com/CrDlIFEKZT— Nate Lang, Ed.D. (@nalang1) May 8, 2017
@mrkempnz @lectrifyit @thammerlund What’s their goal? How can students assess their prototypes without appeal to adults? http://pic.twitter.com/YP7j6wABk2— Andrew Carle (@tieandjeans) April 19, 2017
Teach students the facts they need to know to think for themselves about life's many important questions that aren't answered by the facts.— John Taylor (@DrJohnLTaylor) April 15, 2017
How much LEARNING comes from cutting and taping in information from a photocopy?? http://pic.twitter.com/S0bUcWG9nC— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) April 14, 2017
A serious question parents should be asking as their kids approach college age. -Is college worth the cost? https://t.co/PDGApnZjXq— Ben Sheridan (@B_Sheridan) April 13, 2017
Going digital is the perfect excuse to try something NEW! How does this make learning BETTER?! Ask that.— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) July 1, 2016
