http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/ The silent majority speaks up Sun, 27 Jul 2008 00:22:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-1198 Thing 5 comment on reader post | Donna's Library Blog Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:07:02 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-1198 [...] found the article, 21st Century education: Thinking Creatively,  http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/ , to be of great interest. Some educational experts would like us to believe that project based [...] [...] found the article, 21st Century education: Thinking Creatively,  http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/ , to be of great interest. Some educational experts would like us to believe that project based [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-1017 For the Roses: My Latest Position on Classroom Blogging | Beyond School Wed, 30 Apr 2008 20:34:00 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-1017 [...] 21st Century Education: Thinking Creatively by Anthony Chivetta, Students 2.0 [...] [...] 21st Century Education: Thinking Creatively by Anthony Chivetta, Students 2.0 [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-930 johnh Sat, 22 Mar 2008 16:11:21 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-930 I completely agree with what you are saying but I just have one problem. What can we do for the schools that can't afford having a laptop for each student? I completely agree with what you are saying but I just have one problem. What can we do for the schools that can’t afford having a laptop for each student? ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-894 21st Century Education: Thinking Creatively at Two Penguins and a Typewriter Tue, 11 Mar 2008 07:42:01 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-894 [...] in Students 2.0. This is a crosspost from the Students 2.0 blog. You may comment on the original post [...] [...] in Students 2.0. This is a crosspost from the Students 2.0 blog. You may comment on the original post [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-865 Shifting concentrations… : Whip Blog Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:20:48 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-865 [...] that grabbed my attention lately is the new student 2.0 blog. In particular Anthony Chivetta’s post on Thinking Creatively caught my attention. Anthony writes… Twenty-first century education won’t be defined by any [...] [...] that grabbed my attention lately is the new student 2.0 blog. In particular Anthony Chivetta’s post on Thinking Creatively caught my attention. Anthony writes… Twenty-first century education won’t be defined by any [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-862 Students 2.0 « Amschool Web 2.0 Resource Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:36:19 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-862 [...] You can look through the authors work by going into the Students 2.0 Blogsite. [...] [...] You can look through the authors work by going into the Students 2.0 Blogsite. [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-863 Students 2.0 « Amschool Web 2.0 Resource Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:36:19 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-863 [...] You can look through the authors work by going into the Students 2.0 Blogsite. [...] [...] You can look through the authors work by going into the Students 2.0 Blogsite. [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-848 MattNadel Thu, 28 Feb 2008 01:02:03 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-848 @Munchkin~ I am in total agreement with what you are saying that for us kids to break away from the technology will be easy, but getting the whole world to follow could be very challenging if not a life long project, like making everything in the world "green". I think that most kids couldn't even live without their phones or iPods, people have become so accustomed to them that they don't even realize how much they use them. Props to you if you can somehow set up a program in your school or business to some how maybe have "turn off phone week" like tv week or something. Maybe give that a try, see how it works. I think it's going to be a lot harder then we all think! @Munchkin~ I am in total agreement with what you are saying that for us kids to break away from the technology will be easy, but getting the whole world to follow could be very challenging if not a life long project, like making everything in the world “green”. I think that most kids couldn’t even live without their phones or iPods, people have become so accustomed to them that they don’t even realize how much they use them. Props to you if you can somehow set up a program in your school or business to some how maybe have “turn off phone week” like tv week or something. Maybe give that a try, see how it works. I think it’s going to be a lot harder then we all think! ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-842 What’s goin’ on? » Blog Archive » My little buildin’ comment Tue, 26 Feb 2008 20:54:52 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-842 [...] first off, I am building off of this post. I agree completely with the author that education is so much different for us kids than it was for [...] [...] first off, I am building off of this post. I agree completely with the author that education is so much different for us kids than it was for [...] ]]> http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-758 4ways Fri, 22 Feb 2008 00:37:57 +0000 http://students2oh.org/2008/01/22/21st-century-education/#comment-758 I totally agree with what you are saying but I think that in some cases, giving students the basic tools and the expectation of going above and beyond just won't motivate some students. Some students do better in an environment where all the tools are handed to them and then they are able to go above and beyond. For example, sometimes in math when I only have the basic knowledge, the really hard and complex problems are harder for me to follow. Anyways...good writing! I totally agree with what you are saying but I think that in some cases, giving students the basic tools and the expectation of going above and beyond just won’t motivate some students. Some students do better in an environment where all the tools are handed to them and then they are able to go above and beyond. For example, sometimes in math when I only have the basic knowledge, the really hard and complex problems are harder for me to follow. Anyways...good writing! ]]>