Wow, wow and wow!
I am on a flight from Portland, OR to Dallas/Fort Worth on my way to the Big Easy and I FINALLY ended up on a flight with wifi. Although I do fly quite a bit, I am usually on regional airlines that aren’t really equipped to offer this service. The American Airlines [...]
State of the Art – Barnes and Noble’s Nook Reader Fails to Live Up to Promises – NYTimes.com
This is David Pogue’s review of the B&N Nook, and it isn’t pretty… it looks like the Nook was rushed out the door for the Christmas rush… too bad that demand meant that the Nook wasn’t available for [...]
I am traveling to the West Coast and the South for the holiday break this year. The trip itself means that I don’t really have the money for a delightful end-of-the-year gadget purchase but nonetheless, I am fairly committed to purchasing some kind of electronic book reader in the next month.
The easy answer should be [...]
Should Teachers Care About Research? at The Core Knowledge Blog
This is more fascinating discussion on learning styles. The core knowledge folks take on a middle school teacher that claims that while learning styles may be a myth, it is a harmless one…
tags: learning styles
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