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Don’t interrupt me
Research shows that meetings and interruptions have a negative effect on our well being that may “…contribute to burnout, anxiety, depression and other negative emotions“. Combine meetings with interruptions from students, parents, other teachers, and principals, and you have a recipe for grouchy teachers! A person takes 8-10 minutes to get back into a creative…
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Pythonista, programming on your iPhone and iPad
Let me show you something that will make you feel young as when the world was new. — Dr. Carol Marcus I feel like a teenager again while playing around with Pythonista (Universal, $6.99), an app for iOS allows you to program in python directly on the device. It reminds me a lot about when…
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Drafts for iPhone and iPad is the app you never knew you needed
On its surface, Drafts appears to be yet another note taking app for iOS. Once you dig into it, you begin to realize the power that it yields. After your start it (which is relatively quick even on my aging iPhone 4) you are greeted with a new note or your previous note. Once you’ve…
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“Well, better get unconventional.” — Dr. Ballard
“Well, better get unconventional.” — Dr. Ballard
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Is there anything like Drafts for iOS for Android?
Is there anything like Drafts for iOS for Android?
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My work is done
The daughter knows who Notch is. My work is done.
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Just a little test
This is just a little test, please ignore.
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Pew Research – Impact of Digital Tools on Student Writing
The Impact of Digital Tools on Student Writing and How Writing is Taught in Schools is a report from the PewResearchCenter creating from surveying Advanced Placement and National Writing Project teachers. Overall, the teachers believe that digital tools have a postive benefit on student writing with some concern about informal language appearing in formal writing.
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Google Reader shuts off tomorrow, use Google Takeout and Reader is Dead to backup
Tomorrow Google Reader shuts off, have you grabbed your data? The easiest way to backup your subscriptions from Google Reader is to use Google Takeout. This will give you a .zip file with a lot of data, including a subscriptions.xml which you can import into any RSS reader that accepts an OPML file. This is…