Monthly Archives: December 2007

Technical Issues at Classroom Displays Blog

Update: The Classroom Displays Blog and usefulwiki.com are back on line Happy Holidays to all

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Getting serious about play

The first thing I heard on the radio this morning was the announcement that 30 new adventure play grounds were to be created. I instantly thought of an old friend, currently languishing as a OFSTED inspector, who really has to … Continue reading

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Old Skills or New? Hand written worksheets and the 21st C Skill Set

Dy/dan fell in love with the design aesthetics of this hand written worksheet and started to question our obsession with the word processor: dy/dan » Blog Archive » Careful now. I saw this in a pile of forgotten masters while … Continue reading

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See Flickr Photo with Notes on your blog!

<a href=”http://www.flickr.com/photos/aroberts/2080877334/”><img src=”http://static.flickr.com/2396/2080877334_eb5b437852.jpg” /></a> This scriptlet can display not only a flickr photo in a web pages or blog articles, but also the notes.This means you can embed a flickr photo with its notes in your own website. Just mouse … Continue reading

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Asking Real Questions

POP Quiz-Text Version POP Quiz 1 Do you know the true art of questioning? (If Students Wrote the Quiz) Can you answer “NO” to all 5 questions? * Do you put our names at the BEGINNING of directed questions? If … Continue reading

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