TTT#323 - Reclaiming the public in public education (part#2)

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Teachers Teaching Teachers #323
Reclaiming the public in public education (part#2)

November 14, 2012

Participants
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Links Mentioned

The Disruption Department: http://thedisruptiondepartment.org/ [15]

Gregory's Cookie Cheat Tweeter: http://thedisruptiondepartment.org/node/148 [16]

TED Talk: A Basic Human Right http://www.democraticeducation.org/index.php/blog/article/abasichumanright/ [17]

“People need to have the power to solve their own problems” - Kosta Grammatis

Kosta Grammatis believes if you provide a person with a mobile device and access to the internet their learning space can be anywhere. Support a person’s curiosity to question, reason and create within whatever space they are in and their learning can become anything. Learners of the 21st century need these things: a space, a device, a connection, a facilitator, a motive. Yet over 5 billion people on this planet don't have internet access.

Loggie's Blog: http://loggiesblog.blogspot.kr/2012/10/teaching-questions.html [18]

Erika's blogs: http://erikajeanxo.blogspot.com/ [19] AND

http://passiondschool.blogspot.com/ [20]

https://twitter.com/erika_auger [21]

#sschat [22]Social Studies Tweetchat http://sschat.ning.com/ [23]

Chat Logs Below [24]

Google Hangout

Gregory Hill

11:00 AM

thedisruptiondepartment.org/forums

monika hardy

11:12 AM

http://www.democraticeducation.org/index.php/blog/article/abasichumanright/ [17]

erika auger joined group chat.

monika hardy

11:14 AM

kosta grammatis

Gregory Hill

11:23 AM

+1 "following whimsy matters"

Gregory Hill

11:25 AM

Awesome!

Erika, you already understand something that most adults who start big organization that try to change education

listening is the first step

great job!

erika auger

11:25 AM

Thank you!

Cristian Buendia

11:32 AM

but there is people who enjoy sitting in class

Beth Sanders

11:32 AM

Cristian, do you think they enjoy sitting in class because they don't know different?

Cristian Buendia

11:33 AM

i dont know but i do think that there will be kids who will choose to be taught like regular school is right now

erika auger

11:34 AM

threre are people who enjoy that, but they don't know any different..

they proabably have not been exposed.

Gregory Hill

11:35 AM

wooo #sschat!!

monika hardy

11:41 AM

attachment and authenticity

Cristian Buendia

11:48 AM

I dont think 20 percent is enough..... but thats just me

monika hardy

11:49 AM

does he want to join us here?

Gregory Hill

11:55 AM

#hipsterschools

Erika 2024

11:55 AM

Auger 2036!

erika auger

11:56 AM

hopefully I can make a change somehow in education(:

Gregory Hill

11:57 AM

Already talking like a modest politician : )

Beth Sanders

12:00 PM

ONE TEST DOES NOT FIT ALL

preach.

Gregory Hill

12:02 PM

Elders....

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Gregory Hill

12:05 PM

#Can'tstopwon'tstop

TitanPad

Jeff:https://twitter.com/erika_auger [21]

11:06Peggy George: Hi Monika and Jeff :-)

11:06Peggy George: looking forward to part 2 :-)

11:07Jeff: Hi Peggy

11:07Jeff: Great job with the intro Christian

11:08Peggy George: love that! changing the world!

11:09Peggy George: that's funny! lethargic from large dinner--not computer lag :-)

11:10Peggy George: love hearing the comparisons between public schools in different countries

11:12Peggy George: Beth had enough energy for all of us last week!

11:12monika:http://www.democraticeducation.org/index.php/blog/article/abasichumanright/ [17]

11:14monika: kosta grammatis

11:18Peggy George: those tech tools and the internet make it possible for these kinds of connections and conversations--not just shiny tools :-)

11:20Peggy George: love his point about his own blogging!

11:24Jeff:http://loggiesblog.blogspot.kr/2012/10/teaching-questions.html [18]

11:25Peggy George: thanks for the links Jeff!

11:27Peggy George: would he choose to be there if he had the choice?

11:28Peggy George: or would he only want to be there for certain things?

11:41monika: attachment and authenticity

11:45Peggy George: even tweeting isn't necessarily synchronous but it can be if it's set up to meet at a certain time

11:45Peggy George: like in tweetchats

11:46Peggy George: love the Google 80/20 time concept!

11:53Peggy George: and maybe in some charter schools or magnet schools

11:53Peggy George: they seem to have more freedom to create their own learning opportunities

11:56Peggy George: I'd vote for Erica for President :-)

11:56Peggy George: love her passion and energy and great ideas!

11:58Peggy George: but isn't there something to be said for starting some way--even if it means starting with 10-20% of the time? Is it only good if it's 100%?

12:00Peggy George: she's so right! grading and rubrics are passion killers!

12:06Peggy George: hahahaha!!!

12:07Peggy George: well said Jeff! definitely a pleasure to hang out with such articulate, thoughtful, passionate people!

12:07Peggy George: Good night everyone!