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Jen wrote a new post, Final Project- Course 5, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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Jen wrote a new post, Reaching the end of COETAIL, but it is only the beginning of the journey, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 4 weeks ago
As I work on the final touches of my Course 5 project, I am taking some time out to reflect on the journey. There are things that have gone well and things that I wish had been different. But, overall, it is an […] -
Jen commented on the post, Online Privacy: An Oxymoron?, on the site ReLearning to Teach 4 weeks ago
Looks like you were able to make RUA’s an interesting and fun thing to talk about!
Personally, I love your last paragraph. It completely resonates with my own personal beliefs about online privacy. We can’t […]
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Jen commented on the post, Course 1 Final: Creating Learning Playlists, on the site Why don't we… 2 months, 1 week ago
I can’t wait to have these students next year so that they can teach me the ins and outs of mentor mob!
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Jen commented on the post, What I learned about me…., on the site Forward Thought 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Thanks for the great reminder that this is something that you only do once and assume that all is well.
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Jen commented on the post, “But Mom, I’m doing my homework.”, on the site Why don't we… 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Thank you for linking to me Melinda! When I first began my COETAIL journey, I remember being super excited to get my first comment. Now, here I am in Course 5 and someone actually linked my site to their post! […]
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Jen commented on the post, Wanna hang out during class?, on the site Why don't we… 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Love it! It is amazing what can be discussed and created during supervised or unsupervised times of hanging out! Even though it is scary to give students school time to hang out, I think that hanging out with a […]
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Jen commented on the post, Twenty-five Students, Twenty-five Laptops and Me? What I Learned in a 1:1 Environment, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 2 months, 3 weeks ago
I was one of a few teachers who piloted the program last year, so I am in year two; the majority of people are in year 1. I don’t think that I am necessarily the exception, but I think that a lot of teachers are […]
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Jen commented on the post, Change Is Good, Change Is Hard, on the site Growing Pains 3 months, 1 week ago
Love your title and completely agree that it is hard. I have been on the fence about how far to “flip” my classroom and tend to listen to the naysayers about flipping. I think that it is because I am completely […]
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Jen wrote a new post, Twenty-five Students, Twenty-five Laptops and Me? What I Learned in a 1:1 Environment, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 3 months, 1 week ago
One of the most exciting times at my school was when I was told that my grade would be piloting the first year of the 1:1 program. Some people thought that it was the wrong place to start, others had no thought on […]
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Jen wrote a new post, Course 4 Final- Otherwise known as COETAIL Final Plans, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 3 months, 2 weeks ago
I have been thinking about this project ever since I began the series of courses. And, even now, I am posting it late. I think I was waiting for lightening to strike. Then I decided that procrastination was […]
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Jen commented on the post, Casting a wide NET, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 4 months ago
I agree with you there! Teachers must fully understand them too and keep up with the changing landscape of technology in education.
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Jen wrote a new post, The Future is Coming, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 4 months ago
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Jen commented on the post, Flipped reverse – can?, on the site Tech Integration in Myanmar 4 months ago
Very interesting post. It does seem like your resources and administration are a hinderance instead of a help. I also feel that with all of the demands of my professional life, I would LOVE more time to digest […]
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Jen wrote a new post, Thoughts on Flipping, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 4 months, 1 week ago
Flipping the classroom is a technique that I first learned about from Jeff at my first EARCOS Conference. There were a lot of new things that I learned at that conference, and reverse instruction is one that […]
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Jen commented on the post, The Tech Crunch, on the site oso polar 4 months, 3 weeks ago
I agree with your last statement. It seems to be the somewhat the same at my school. Everyone encourages the use of technology, but when collisions occur, the tech crunch ensues.
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Jen commented on the post, That’s not my job! Or Maybe It is., on the site Navigating the Stream 4 months, 3 weeks ago
I was able to completely relate to your last paragraph. I too, feel that many at my school are half teaching this too. Are students getting a full dose of integration and the NETs? How will we know? By the time […]
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Jen wrote a new post, Integration Comes in All Shapes and Sizes, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 4 months, 3 weeks ago
The word integration has the ability to mean many different things just as technology integration can mean different things to different people. In my opinion, it all has to do with your comfort level when […]
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Jen wrote a new post, Casting a wide NET, on the site Jen's Points to Ponder 5 months ago
One of the most important jobs as an educator is preparing students for the future. In terms of technology, we do no know what this future will entail. How does one prepare students for a future that we can’t […]
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Jen commented on the post, Here we go!, on the site Fighting Digital Illiteracy 6 months, 2 weeks ago
Good luck! I remember starting this with fifth graders towards the end of the year and not truly understanding what I was getting myself into. Three years later, my school has middle schoolers who blog every week, […]
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