9 posts tagged Tim Draayer

Digital technology has had an enormous impact on my life. The year the Hollandale Christian School (K-8) got their first computer remains etched in my mind. I remember how it made me feel to sit in front of that monitor--I was smitten.

Digital technology has had an enormous impact on my life. The year the Hollandale Christian School (K-8) got their first computer remains etched in my mind. I remember how it made me feel to sit in front of that monitor--I was smitten.

As part of this month’s Rapid Fire Learning with Karen, I thought it would be fun to check our FeedBurner item stats over the first 24 days of February, and see which 5 emerged as the most popular postings in their combination of views and click-throughs.

As part of this month’s Rapid Fire Learning with Karen, I thought it would be fun to check our FeedBurner item stats over the first 24 days of February, and see which 5 emerged as the most popular postings in their combination of views and click-throughs.

Jaywalk through the JJL Archives with us? On JJL a year ago today: Sharing a common language/vocabulary is essential for learning by Blaine Collins: Recent reading has me thinking about how important a common language is for collaborative learning.

Jaywalk through the JJL Archives with us? On JJL a year ago today: Sharing a common language/vocabulary is essential for learning by Blaine Collins: Recent reading has me thinking about how important a common language is for collaborative learning.

Because the human brain packs so much circuitry in so little space it creates continuous pressure to extinguish connections the brain no longer needs, to make space for those it must have. The adage "use it or lose it" refers to this ruthless neural Darwinism, where brain circuits vie with another to survive.

Because the human brain packs so much circuitry in so little space it creates continuous pressure to extinguish connections the brain no longer needs, to make space for those it must have. The adage "use it or lose it" refers to this ruthless neural Darwinism, where brain circuits vie with another to survive.

Well, the saying is true. Time really does fly when you are having fun. I returned home from my vacation on Monday at about 10PM, got settled in and was in bed by 2AM. The trip was fantastic. Tom went out of his way to show me around Daytona Beach and some of the surrounding area. I had a great time.