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We have borrowed from many innovators to put together the procedures for setting up a Center for PPP in your school. Please share the following links in tribute to these pioneers.
We have borrowed from many innovators to put together the procedures for setting up a Center for PPP in your school. Please share the following links in tribute to these pioneers.
Free Videos
Free Videos
featuring questions posed to Dr. Fischler TinyURL.com/EduTechVideos
featuring questions posed to Dr. Fischler TinyURL.com/EduTechVideos
Thank you to High Tech High students Abel Thon tinyURL.com/abelsite and Ben Staley tinyURL.com/ExampleDP TinyURL.com/BenStaleyDP
Thank you to High Tech High students Abel Thon tinyURL.com/abelsite and Ben Staley tinyURL.com/ExampleDP TinyURL.com/BenStaleyDP
BLOGS
BLOGS
Expose teachers** to the blogs of innovators
Expose teachers** to the blogs of innovators
Ken Robinson sirkenrobinson.com/blog/
Ken Robinson sirkenrobinson.com/blog/
Roger Schank educationoutrage.blogspot.com
Roger Schank educationoutrage.blogspot.com
Brilliant-Insane.com (Education on the Edge by Mark Barnes) and other “creatives”
Brilliant-Insane.com (Education on the Edge by Mark Barnes) and other “creatives”
Dr Fischler's blog abe.theStudentistheClass.com
Dr Fischler's blog abe.theStudentistheClass.com
Roger Schank
Roger Schank
Tai Lopez and his call to "Look at a different book every day" TED TALK TinyURL.com/TaiLopezReadingTeacher
Tai Lopez and his call to "Look at a different book every day" TED TALK TinyURL.com/TaiLopezReadingTeacher
**Expose parents, taxpayers, students and principals to these materials, too.
**Expose parents, taxpayers, students and principals to these materials, too.
Articles
Articles
Peer instruction article featuring Eric Mazur (Harvard magazine 2012)
Books and Authors
Books and Authors
(listed in the order that we recommend for you to read them)
(listed in the order that we recommend for you to read them)
Neil Postman See Chapter 12. Click here to download questions taken from this book. TinyURL.com/PostmanQuestions
Neil Postman See Chapter 12. Click here to download questions taken from this book. TinyURL.com/PostmanQuestions
Dennis Littky THE BIG PICTURE
Dennis Littky THE BIG PICTURE
Alfie Kohn (blog)
Alfie Kohn (blog)
A.J.Juliani The Kit
A.J.Juliani The Kit
FREE Materials from the Center for PPP
FREE Materials from the Center for PPP
A Guide to Digital Portfolios to get students started on their own free website to show their projects. TinyURL.com/SunDP5
Our Blogs Graduating with a Portfolio Center Blog
TinyURL.com/FWPstart for the free start (to guide students through setting up their own website)
Dr. Fischler’s book of commentaries (to inspire patience in the audience.) TINYURL.com/FischlerEbook
Posters to spark discussions TinyURL.com/fischlerposters
(4) Discussions to build the culture https://tinyurl.com/fischlerdiscussions
Get more ebooks at TinyURL.com/FreeForFamily1)
Show students how to make free websites TinyURL.com/FWPstart
Show students how to make free websites TinyURL.com/FWPstart
Encourage students to show each other how to build positive Digital Footprints TinyURL.com/SunDigitalFootprint
Encourage students to show each other how to build positive Digital Footprints TinyURL.com/SunDigitalFootprint
Display videos from EduTech Foundation (including short videos featuring responses by Dr. Fischler) Tinyurlcom/edutechVideos
Display videos from EduTech Foundation (including short videos featuring responses by Dr. Fischler) Tinyurlcom/edutechVideos
Matt Blazek’s book of projects (to give students suggestions about how to show their learning) TinyURL.com/blazekprojects
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