this was a hint in my geometry textbook
somewhere there is a mathematician whose entire life has led up to this joke
love!
excellent
My students do not work alone.
My students grade each other and decide their criteria for success
My students create for the public
My students build together, each according to their talents and passions.
OccupyEd!
(via kbkonnected)
Last time, What’s the deal with 360?, we asked the question “Why are there 360 degrees in a full circle?”. The answer we got was that there isn’t really one - 360 is a bit arbitrary, kind of plucked out of nowhere. So is there a better way to measure angles?
This is where…
This reblog is not complete without including the awesome gif explaining why 180 degrees = 1 radian
- Globalizing Higher Education and Research for the ‘Knowledge Economy’
- More than a High Score: Videogames and learning
- Social Psychology
- Aboriginal Worldviews and Education
- E-Learning and Digital Cultures
I’ve signed up for 3!
I’m taking the one on Gamification (starts Monday).
It’d be cool if there were a Tumblr Teacher Cohort that went ahead and did this together *coughcoughcough*
That would be sweet. I’m in for 2, 3, and 5. 4 wasn’t available.
Spending a night out with fellow teachers:
- Someone: Let's not talk about teaching
- Everyone: *Talks about teaching*
this is kind of not okay
I’m scared
I was like why would they be scared? But now I understand.
COOL
(Source: macabresunrises, via ms-h)
I found this in my developmental psychology textbook.
:-O
This is upsetting.
