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How Do Children Learn Letters?
How Do Children Learn Letters?

I’ve been using the African Alphabet for YEARS! What can I say? I am in love with Africa and Learning

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To Read or Not to Read
To Read or Not to Read

Back to posting my assignments and chapter reviews for anyone who may need them, or just likes to read about reading (shrugs shoulders). Yeah, so I read the books that are mentioned in conferences, so what !?

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Time After Time
Time After Time

I really like the use of manipulatives (blocks and things you can actually touch and move) during class, for ALL ages. Most teachers thing that blocks are only for kindergarten, but I’ve seen how much the 10th grade geometry class learns with something concrete…. and scented markers, but that’s just me doing the most!

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Bad Science TED Talk Review
Bad Science TED Talk Review

This was for an assignment, but the Ted Talk by Dr. Goldacre is REALLY good, even if you don’t care about statistics :-)

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Move the Crowd
Move the Crowd

Please research the topic of crowdsourcing, as it applies to action learning group, intellectual capital, and technology and learning.  This post is my response to this mini-assignment.

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Interpreting Quantitative Research
Interpreting Quantitative Research

Discuss how both Descriptive and Inferential Statistics are utilized in quantitative research to answer stated research questions. Explain how the data are interpreted using these techniques. And briefly discuss how the output is relayed to the reader…

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