Monthly Archives: September 2007

BlogRush or Blogroll?

When I started blogging the Blogroll in the sidebar was a vital part of building a blog community. I’d add bloggers who became friends or I’d found interesting and hope that people reading my blog would find it useful for … Continue reading

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Melkam Addis Amet (Happy New Year)

Happy Millenium – if you happen to be Ethiopian the new millenium starts at midnight. Ethiopia alone retains a different dating for the birth of Christ, that was agreed in the 4th Century. Just about everyone else concerned agreed a … Continue reading

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Reinventing Project-Based Learning- the book

Reinventing Project Based Learning pre-order from Amazon.com Jane and Susie’s book will be out later this month in the US, the subtitle: “Your Field Guide to Real-World Projects in the Digital Age” really explains what it is all about. It … Continue reading

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Thinking More in Dyslexia

Interesting stuff about dyslexics and analytical processing. There’s a great MRI scan on the blog too. Well worth having a look. Eide Neurolearning Blog: Thinking More in Dyslexia Thinking More in Dyslexia It’s nice to see more data about non-reading … Continue reading

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Action Research in Action!

This podcast is a great introduction to Action Research in the school setting. (It made me quite nostalgic about my old learning community!). Rachel has a great podcast on her blog all about her ICT cluster’s collaborative action research project: … Continue reading

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