The current educational paradigm is built on building stocks of knowledge, transferring those stocks to individuals, then certifying […]
Category Archive: digital learning
I admire Bill Ferriter’s blog, especially the graphic he created to summarise his beliefs about technology in schools. […]
“Learning in most conventional education settings is a passive experience: The students listen. But at the most innovative […]
Schools can be different. Students can be trusted to do great things when given the opportunity. Will Richardson The […]
Today’s students require a well-rounded education to prepare them for the future. We live in a world where […]
“Separating the two ideas of ‘pedagogy’ and ‘technology’ … can sometimes provide an easy ‘out’ for many educators […]
The impact of innovation on education isn’t in using technology to deliver obsolete education experiences. It lies in […]
This summer we will implement plans to add two new makerspaces at our school as part of a […]
“Leaders that engage the school community in the effective use of technology… appreciate the power of school culture […]
This weekend I attended the Teacher’ Overseas Recruiting Fair at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. I find this […]
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