Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Ooh, I'm a famous media pundit

Look at me, all pro-technology and stuff ...

10 comments:

Jenifer said...

Well aren't you a famous smarty-pants! Nice article and I totally agree with your stand, kids can and do cheat many other ways...hello Cliff Notes?!

I am a bit distracted deciding to whether to take Papoosie Girl to the ER...she has had a bout of the stomach flu and now is just so weak. They don't prepare for this stuff.

Anonymous said...

Ooooh get you! Very impressive.

And I totally agree. Although Wikipedia does help with a lot of History homework...

Jenifer said...

Back to say, she ate some jello and finally peed after about 15 hours so home we stay...didn't mean to leave you hanging!

kittenpie said...

halle-freaking-llujah for someone saying that kids need to learn to ASSESS web sources! That has been a big thing of mine for well... um... how long have I been doing this job now? Yoiks.

Beck said...

You're famous! And also, in real life, you would intimidate me.

Bon said...

what?!? we should amend OUR practices to make sure students learn?!? blasphemy. ;)

or wait...gosh...could it be that perhaps busywork done in isolation isn't necessarily a reflection of real learning OR a valid real-world practice that will serve students remotely well?

nah. couldn't be.

Kyla said...

Look at you, all fancy and brainy.

Patti said...

Impressive.

Christine said...

good article. i'm going to point my husband to it.

Running on empty

moplans said...

Great quote!