Julie Boyd
Posts Tagged YouTube
The (immediate) future of technology
Posted by Julie in Articles- Education, Education, Uncategorized, Writing on February 26, 2011
Last night I watched my new 9 month old grandbaby totally bamboozle her father by flipping a skype screen- he had no idea how she did it or how to undo it! Technology makes for great toys. The question is how your do we expose kids to what forms of technology. This video raises the [...]
Math is is not linear
Posted by Julie in Uncategorized on January 13, 2011
http://prezi.com/bin/preziloader.swf Math is not linear on Prezi
100 Things To Watch In 2011
Posted by Julie in Uncategorized on January 4, 2011
Interesting summary of things to take note of in the upcoming year
Methinketh we think too much?
Posted by Julie in Articles- Commentary, Articles- Education, Education, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Writing on July 9, 2009
Human behaviour is made up of a range of things including thinking, feeling, and responding physiologically and verbally. Michael Jackson’s recent death reminds me of a quote of his when he was asked about dancing. His response was . Thinking is the biggest mistake a dancer can make. They need to feel- become an embodiment [...]
brain based learning, brainbased learning, cooperative learning, digital, human behaviour, human hehavior, Sir Ken Robinson, thinking, YouTube
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