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Episode 29
Jeff and David take on the essential question: How can the IB curriculum be shifted?
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Episode 169: The Digital Classroom Jeff Utecht
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Episode 168: Making Learning Transparent Jeff Utecht
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Episode 167: Momentum From Mistakes Jeff Utecht
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Episode 166: Fishing for Questions Jeff Utecht
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Episode 165: Your classroom mission statement Jeff Utecht
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Episode 164: The unspoken rules of SEL Jeff Utecht
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Episode 163: Making small shifts matters in big ways for SEL Jeff Utecht
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Episode 162: Shifting into Summer Jeff Utecht
Essential Question
How to recruit to be an international educator?
Links of the Week
Jeff: Innovative Educator,
David: Panda Smith’s Electronic Portfolio, Amanda’s Post on Recruiting, David’s Post on Recruiting
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*Next show date is January 27 at 8:00 PM Bangkok time.
*Not sure who the guest will be. Look to add “sospodcast” to your Skype contacts list so that you can call and join in the conversation.
*Essential Question for the show: What blend of blended education works for you?
*Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.
Keith Ferrell on January 17, 2010
Great podcast gentlemen! From an international educator’s perspective you covered all the bases.
Nancy on February 20, 2010
Another informative and thought-provoking podcast. I agree with Jeff about schools needing to actually shift, not just talk about it, by the year 2012. It makes being an educator so interesting!
Also, I live in Madrid and for the firs 2 years paid 70+ euros a month for ADSL via phone line and had several problems plus the provider (Telefonica) has legendary poor service. I bought a Vodafone USB modem and pay 43 euros a month now. It works as well/better than the previous and now I can also work on my laptop in Starbucks or in Retrio Park on a nice day.