Learning Manifesto
• Create a reflection (connection) that addresses your learning manifesto. Ask yourself what you are truly passionate about.
• Identify what you think are emerging issues related to digital learning and leading at the state, regional, national, and/or global contexts.
• What is right/wrong with education and what should the world do to enhance/fix it?
• What are your core belief systems about digital learning and the impact you hope to make in your organization?
The evidence of learning will have references to prior accomplishments or innovative practice. For inspiration review Seth Godin's Stop Stealing Dreams or watch a presentation by Sir Ken Robinson. Consider a Keynote (or other presentation tools) with voiceover, iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, a video diary entry, or an annotated blog page with links or embed materials from your previous or current work. The reflection should be a 1,000-word reflection or 5-minute audio/video combined.
Below is assignment two.
Click below for the voice over version of the presentation.
Learning Manifesto assignment 2, Herring, A.UPDATED
Comments made by Instructional Assistant:
"I appreciate your passion for teaching! Your learning manifesto addresses all of the criteria for the assignment. I appreciate the thoughtful work that you put into discussing your passions while reflecting on your learning manifesto. You addressed many issues that are affecting the methods that we educate students today. I understand that you work with a special population of students and spend a great deal of your instructional time differentiating the learning process for these learners. You focused your learning manifesto toward supporting teachers through additional staff development that could equip teachers with technology tools and resources. I hope that taking the time to articulate your belief systems and guiding principles related to digital learning and educations helps guide you to make an impact on lives as you go forward. Great work!"Grade: 100 out 100