“Flipping” changes the paradigm of what happens at home at school. But should students be working on school at home? Will “flipping” be abused by teachers?
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William Chamberlain: My Teaching Manifesto
Bill Chamberlain details his teaching manifesto, which includes modeling learning for his students, advocating for them and knowing them better.
William Chamberlain: I Hide My Disability
Bill details his struggle with a problem that affects him personally and professionally. How many kids have “hidden” disabilities? What are we doing for them?
William Chamberlain: What We Are Doing in Education Technology Is Not Working
Education technology teachers have lost their way, says Chamberlain. Can they organize and influence, or will other interest groups take over education?
William Chamberlain: Why Twitter is the Ultimate Unconference
For a host of reasons, The “Unconference” is growing in popularity – and Twitter, argues William Chamberlain, is the ultimate unconference.
Justin Stortz Responds: In Student Blogging, Clarity Trumps Content
Stortz agrees with Chamberlain that conversation matters, but that without clarity, blogging exercises can be futile.
William Chamberlain: Student Blogging is About Ideas, Not Writing Conventions
Elementary teacher William Chamberlain advises his colleagues to worry more about content/ideas and less about proper writing form.