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Can Images Create Value?
Cross-posted on realmenreadwithkids.wordpress.com – Oct. 21, 2010 During the past few weeks I’ve been combing through our family photos – both print and digital – looking for images of men reading – my son, my husband, my dad, cousins, friends, … Continue reading
Posted in Boys & Reading, Connecting, Opening
Tagged images, picture, reading, values
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Thanks Hendry County Library Folks
I had a great morning presenting “Real Men Read with Kids: Inspiring Boys to Read for Life” to librarians and volunteers with the Hendry County Libraries. We talked about boys and reading, what key factors it takes to engage boys … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting, Learning
Tagged boys, Hendry County, reading, Real Men Read, workshops
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Prezi – why you should move beyond slides
I’ve been working on several presentations lately using Prezi – exploring more of its new capabilities and playing with the desktop version – trying to hone my own skills. In my rummaging around on Prezi, I found this presentation by … Continue reading
The Power of One:One
There’s been a lot of buzz about 1:1 learning/classrooms/environments in education circles during the past few years (One-to-One K-12 Information Resources, Anytime-Anywhere Learning Foundation). The one laptop:one child or one learning device (of some technological kind) per child concept is … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting, Environmental Education, Learning, Reading
Tagged 1:1, adult, child, education, environmental education, learning, mentoring, reading
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5 Ways to Get Kids Outdoors This School Year
“Time in nature is not leisure time; it’s an essential investment in our children’s health.” – Richard Louv, author Last Child in the Woods There’s been a lot of news coverage lately about the crisis of childhood obesity and its … Continue reading
Report to Congress: Media literacy, not fear, can protect youth online
Back in June, The Online Safety and Technology Working Group finished their government-mandated report to Congress, entitled “Youth Safety on a Living Internet.” The report “points to the growing importance of online citizenship and media-literacy education, in addition to what … Continue reading
Are You Tapping Your Brain’s Potential?
In 1968 Pyotr Anokhin, student of Ivan Pavlov, published his research showing the minimum number of thought patterns the human brain could make is the number 1 followed by 10.5 million kilometers of typewritten zeros. It’s hard enough to wrap … Continue reading
Posted in Brain_Research, Connecting, Learning
Tagged Anokhin, brain, daily_life, potential
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