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Students as teachers
by malynmawby Dandelions are considered weeds and yet they are pretty – from a different perspective. Students are meant to be learners. I want to try a different perspective where students are teachers. This is certainly not an original idea (e.g. Steve Wheeler posted: “What the flip?“); however, it is new-ish to me. I’ve read up [...]
l33tMeet – small g and big G
Today, my daughter (Megan, 10) and I went to a MassivelyMinecraft l33tMeet. Megan went to be with her MassivelyMinecraft mates IRL and I went to learn more about games-based learning (GBL), as a parent trying to understand the appeal of MassivelyMinecraft and as an educator to check out GBL and gamification everyone seems to be [...]
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