Mess with Math

It is an absolutely gorgeous day outside. I spent much of it indoors grading papers, working on averages, and playing with blogs and RSS’s. Yet, I am not upset. True, I can now check many items from my “To Do” list. An added bonus, though, was the reading of two blogs:
http://students2oh.org/2008/06/05/nothings-important/
http://students2oh.org/2008/06/24/never-stop-doing/
The contents of these blogs first put [...]

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It seems that the blogger puts forth informed positions often derived from a passion. Responders, on the other hand, appear to be free to react more impulsively. The end result is positive.
I find myself scanning over the information much more quickly than I would had I had a book in my hands. This might result from [...]

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“I am a walking metamorphosis.” ( Raul Seixas)
Lifelong learning is the most important value for an educator. As we work with students and each other, we only confirm that knowledge is an ever expanding pool. Reconstructing one’s mental schemata is important for all humans and essential to those who enter a classroom.
Maintaining my learning tool box is, to [...]

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