At the start of the school year there was a lot of buzz in the blogosphere about a The New York Times article about reading and student choice. Today I received the flier shown in the image via email, and it was interesting to see so many great minds on one discussion post. It was almost intimidating to put my own thoughts since everyone else was a published author. For some reason Nancie Atwell's video is not working properly on my computer, but I can't wait to get to a computer where it does. I love how technology is opening up opportunities to fill the need for discussions with a wide range of educators from various perspectives.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Student Choice
At the start of the school year there was a lot of buzz in the blogosphere about a The New York Times article about reading and student choice. Today I received the flier shown in the image via email, and it was interesting to see so many great minds on one discussion post. It was almost intimidating to put my own thoughts since everyone else was a published author. For some reason Nancie Atwell's video is not working properly on my computer, but I can't wait to get to a computer where it does. I love how technology is opening up opportunities to fill the need for discussions with a wide range of educators from various perspectives.
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