Jimmy Fallon has never made me laugh. Recently, I was directed to a clip by Gary Stager from Fallon's latenight show - it took NBC News' Brian Williams to do it though.
This blog aims to help educators at all levels approach technology with more ease and understanding. New tools cannot be superimposed onto existing curriculum, they must be infused and considered when curriculum is being created and/or written. This can be difficult, which is why I try to make this easier with topics and issues that make the process easier through education. If we all know how to do it, it may become as easy as turning on a light switch.
Jimmy Fallon has never made me laugh. Recently, I was directed to a clip by Gary Stager from Fallon's latenight show - it took NBC News' Brian Williams to do it though.
Any teacher familiar with Howard Zinn and his "People's History of the United States" will find this very useful. Teachers unfamiliar with Zinn - find out now...
From the guy who brought us the story about the impolite dinner guest who asked the teacher, "Be honest, what do you make?" I saw this video embedded on the American Rhetoric homepage, and I had to view it. Thumbs up, Taylor (right?).
This was sent to me in an email and I thought it was patriotic in a nice welcoming way (not over-the-top) and is rather timeless.