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June 20, 2011
- 1. Welcome Spartans! MAET East Lansing (Year 1) June 20, 2011
- 3. June 20 – Day One Who are we? How did we land this amazing opportunity? Jodi Spicer, MA Alison Keller, MA
- 4. Who Are You?
- 5. It’s All About Math
- 6. (Two) Goals The hybrid summer cohort has two goals: the easy goal: learn about technology. Some students may already know a lot about technology and some may know less, but learning how to use the technology is the easy goal. the difficult goal: figuring out what to do with the knowledge of specific technologies to help students learn and develop professionally.
- 8. CEP 811: Adapting Innovative Technologies to Education
- 10. (Six) Weeks This will be an intense 6-week seminar, in a 2-4 model. The first two weeks will be face-to-face here on campus. The last four weeks are online. On July 29, 2011 students will reconvene on campus one final time to share and celebrate all that they’ve learned.
- 11. Rouen Connection – The BIG Picture
- 12. You Know the Saying… One size… does NOT fit all……especially in teaching.
- 13. Teaching in the “new” age Information Knowledge Thinking Learning Creating One size DEFINITELYdoes not fit all.
- 14. So what does this mean?
- 15. What is the Message?
- 16. What is the Message? And, you undoubtedly got the wrong TV, silly head!
- 17. A Vision of Students
- 18. We are “preparing” students for jobs: that don’t exist yet. that use technologies that have not been invented. that will solve problems we don’t even know about.
- 19. Creativity Can Help! But, what is it?
- 20. Creativity (and creative teaching) cannot be taught…… How?
- 21. Creativity (and creative teaching) cannot be taught… but it can be developed!
- 22. Creative/Artful Examples Jodi’s Example(s): If You Build It, They Will Come: Using Ning to Create a Virtual Classroom Kai’s Homework Fun
- 23. Creative/Artful Examples Alison’s Example(s): Big Idea “Commercial" for Winter All-School Program Making Blogging Work for First Grade
- 24. Define creativity (?) * I know it when I see it!
- 25. Creativity: The NEW New
- 26. The Specifics Major Assignments CEP 810 Personal Growth Plan SIG Presentation Content Connections CEP 811 ReDesigned Lesson Plan Merlot Project WebQuest Evaluation MultiGenre Project CEP 812 TPACK VodCast Wicked Problem Assignment “This I Believe” Podcast
- 27. The Specifics QuickFires TechLabs Readings, Writings, Listenings Blogs, Tweets and Hoots
- 28. We’re a Community Share Resources Share Ideas
- 29. So….let’s get started! Our Awareness Controls Human Destiny An essay written in 1953 for the original This I Believe series.
- 30. Your First Task .Today -- the first day of your our time together -- we’re going to ask you to think about (and share) your beliefs about teaching, about technology and how the two come together (now, or in the future under your leadership) in your school. Having thought about Mead’s words and having a little context for our focus on beliefs, we want you to create a digital story. In the next hour, we’d like you to go anywhere on campus -- explore it. As you explore, we’d like you to take 10-12 images and record 5-7 thoughts to go along with your pictures. Then, using Animoto or OurStory (iPad App), we’d like you to create a story that tells us a little bit about what you believe about teaching, technology and teaching with technology. Upload your pictures and your audio and come back ready to share after lunch!
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- This example will ground our thinking for today about beliefs, but also ground our thinking for our entire experience together. It is not a statement about technology; it is a statement about human beings and, we think this is really where we must begin because, of course, we teach human beings. Every day, children come to our schools, to our classrooms, to us and through their experiences in our presence, they change. Mead’s words are important and thoughtful and they remind us that learning is grounded in culture; it is situated -- and who we become, though we are genetically all nearly identical, is absolutely shaped by the situations we find ourselves in. And, the final, culminating assignment for this set of three courses that we’re beginning today will be your very own “This I believe...” statement! So we share Margaret Mead’s example with you. Of course, you should take the time to explore, and be inspired by others: