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• Essential Education: “Awesomely Simple” by John Spence

  
  Education Innovation — Authority: 412
  
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• Breathlessly waiting for Murdoch to be sued . . . or wither on the web?

  
  Ruling Imagination: Law and Creativity — Authority: 415
  The Kwika Entertainment Blog (reprinting a piece from the Huffington Post ) breathlessly announces that “if Microsoft and [Rupert Murdochs] News Corp. go forward with a deal whereby News Corp. demands that Google stop indexing its websites, don’t be surprised if it leads to one of the most important copyright ...
  21 hours ago

• Turning Your School Into A "Skunk Works" of Lateral Innovation

  
  Education Innovation — Authority: 412
  Innovation should not be linear. Most of us are familiar with examples of the great innovation teams from the business and engineering world. Examples such as Xerox- PARC’ s group, to Apple’s Macintosh group, to Lockheed Martin’s famous “ Skunk Works ” have lead many of us to believe that innovative ideas ...
  1 day ago

• Math Problem Solving Project

  
  Global Learner — Authority: 134
  Jim, Laurie, and I embarked on our first collaborative project together which focused on math problem solving skills. We each had our students create math story problems and found a way to post them on our classroom wiki or blogs. My students created glogsters at www.glogster.com . You can see their work here: ...
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• Want to Design a Better World? Try the ‘Thankfulness Process’

  
  ZenStorming - Where Science Meets Muse... — Authority: 115
  Could using the "Thankfulness Process" lead to more grass roots, sustainable solutions to the worlds problems?
  2 days ago

• Essential Education: Lawrence Lessig on Institutional Corruption

  
  Education Innovation — Authority: 412
  
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• Mission almost accomplished?

  
  Yoko Ishikura's Blog — Authority: 130
  I set out to accomplish the task of hosting two dinners at my apartment and finishing the draft of the note by the end of this past weekend.  How did I do?  Two dinners–one with my seminar students and my former student, and the other with my young professional friends–were a lot of fun.  I hope those who came ...
  2 days ago

• Dlink DIR-615 – review – buggy device

  
  Savannah W-ITS — Authority: 113
  Your mileage should vary, but for me this device was both a poor/bad investment and a trouble-shooting time hog. I picked this up at Office Depot for $20 (regular price ~$50.)  While relatively simple to configure (via a web interface) the device seems to have performance issues (i.e. both dropping established ...
  2 days ago

• Puzzle – Who Am I? (Single statement pair deduction)

  
  JD2718 — Authority: 467
  So that “Who Am I?” puzzle was fun. (Summary: there are a few pairs of statements about a number. Each pair contains one true and one false statement. Figure out what the number is) Part of what made it so was the need to weave back and forth between the pairs. A major simplification would be to make deduction ...
  2 days ago

• Sunday Review: Thinkertoys: A Handbook of Creative-Thinking Techniques by Michael Michalko

  
  Derek Neighbors — Authority: 423
  I have decided to do a dead simple book review every Sunday.  Some of this is to just share what I’m reading.  Rather than go with some complex rating system a book will either be a thumbs up or a thumbs down.  Thumbs up means I highly recommend reading the book.  A thumbs down means read something else unless ...
  2 days ago

• quilting a toss

  
  Spirit Cloth — Authority: 468
  i love the day after a storm... usually blindingly sunny and little pieces of everything...(dots?)...are scattered about.  yesterday, in the wind,  the leaves were flying and i thought of them as tree feathers. (i was also noticing the small space left between the back stitches has the look of couching) and ...
  2 days ago

• Sexual Differences in Memory

  
  North Star Mental Fitness Blog — Authority: 104
  Have you been puzzled or frazzled by the differences in memory between men and women? So many conflicts are generated over womens ability to remember everything and mens ability to remember almost nothing.  The subject matter doesnt appear to be relevant.  Women just remember details of experience better than men ...
  3 days ago

• Deft — A Definition

  
  Newsroom Magazine — Authority: 129
  deft, deft criminalityadjectiverealm: generalHaving well developed skills, advanced knowledge and ability to apply both to problem solving.realm: criminalityOne who makes decisions or takes actions which are inappropriate or unlawful while making them appear to be ordinary, appropriate or warranted.FoundationsBeing ...
  3 days ago

• Why ’21st century skills’ are important educational goals

  
  Tony Bates — Authority: 518
  Downes, S. (2009) An operating system for the mind , Stephen’s Blog, September 19 In case you missed it when it first came out (I did – thanks Burkhard Lehmann, for pointing me to it): a typical Downes rant: brilliant, well-argued, passionate, and this time right. Move over, Rick Mercer. (Must be the Atlantic ...
  3 days ago

• Puzzle: Who am I?

  
  JD2718 — Authority: 467
  I must have posted this once before, but I forget. And two classes worked this last week. And had fun. So I’ll share: There are five true and five false statements about the secret number.  Each pair of statements contains one true and one false statement.  Find the trues, find the falses, and find the number. ...
  3 days ago

• Boundary Makers by Seth Godin

  
  Business in Motion: Insights from Business Leaders — Authority: 104
  There is more than one way to be creative. Enjoy this perspective from Seth Godin. Where do you fit? Boundary makers by Seth Godin Some artists continually seek to tear down boundaries, to find new powder, new territory, new worlds to explore. Theyre the ones that hop the fence to get to places no one has ever ...
  4 days ago

• Games and Puzzles that Reach the Kids and Teach the Standards

  
  Mr. L's Math — Authority: 107
  The title of this post is from a conference session at the California Math Council conference at Asilomar in December, 2009. You may download the handout through the following link: Games and Puzzles that Reach the Kids and Teach the Standards Puzzles and Games are a great way to build enthusiasm, excitement, ...
  4 days ago

• “Why, oh why, oh WHY?”

  
  Timeless Parenting Advice for Toddlers through Teenagers — Authority: 118
  It’s the morning after, and most of us (at least in the US) have leftover Turkey, and some questions to usher in the upcoming New Year.First tip:  Reheat the turkey in a covered pan in the oven and serve with sautéed onions- it will taste a thousand times better than microwaved leftovers.Second tip:  This one ...
  5 days ago

• our job is to help people learn solve problems…

  
  noah little — Authority: 92
  …in the real world. That’s a quote from Cathy Moore, as seen in this slideshow. Take 10 minutes and watch it. If you’re stuck developing elearning content that requires information dumps (higher education, anyone?) this will inspire you to sneak in some problem-solving activities for long term learning (your ...
  6 days ago

• Field Study/Independent Research at ICS

  
  Yoko Ishikura's Blog — Authority: 130
  These past two weeks, I  managed to put together two Field Study projects (with my colleague and the client organization), and  projects for Independent Research on global agenda for the MBA students at ICS.   Both of these subjects are offered either in March (Field Study) and/or anytime between March and ...
  6 days ago

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