Monthly Archives: December 2008

Be the change you want to see in learning

Posted on December 29, 2008 by Mike Bogle

This is a 10-minute post I’m sitting in bed as I type this, currently unable to sleep.  As is increasingly the norm these days I’ve been pondering what appears to be a growing disconnect between my passionate beliefs in learning … Continue reading →

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Slow Blogging, Connections, and Readers

Posted on December 26, 2008 by Mike Bogle

Jenny Mackness posted an interested question on her blog earlier this week on the implications of slow blogging, saying: “I read an article in a daily paper…about slow blogging. The article said that slow blogging had been a very popular … Continue reading →

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TED talk: Do schools kill creativity?

Posted on December 20, 2008 by Mike Bogle

My hands are full with sleeping baby at the moment, so I can’t include an adequate commentary on this clip except to say that Sir Ken Robinson’s talk is absolutely brilliant. I’ll try and come back to this later. More … Continue reading →

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