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Managing the Modern Classroom | Milobo's Musings
When we began preparing for our laptop program rollout, teachers were excited but a bit nervous. One thing we've tried to do is give them a chance to
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@teach42 Hello from Philadelphia. This post discusses moving to a 1:1 environment in a proactive fashion
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RT @baldy7: RT @sharon_elin: A classic post every educator can relate to & learn from, by @milobo: http://is.gd/3AMds (esp for 1:1 scm)
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RT @baldy7: RT @sharon_elin: A classic post every educator can relate to & learn from, by @milobo: http://is.gd/3AMds
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RT @sharon_elin: A classic post every educator can relate to & learn from, by @milobo: http://is.gd/3AMds
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A classic post every educator can relate to & learn from, by @milobo: http://is.gd/3AMds
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Thinking this conversation from my previous work might be useful again: http://bit.ly/vu9iP How do you spur these discussions?