Edutopia is one of my favorite ed resources...a tremendous amount of excellent materials—how to articles, examples of many schools who use progressive teaching practices, videos, blogs...and much more. This URL should work to list in you "following list" http://www.edutopia.org/
I just tried to add it and it says that I have tried to follow it and there isn't a feed for it. Maybe it will show up when something is posted....not sure, I'm new at this.
I read this same post last evening. I am really enjoying what I find on Edutopia. I too tried to follow but have been unsuccessful. I just keep going back and poking around. As for this blog in particular, what specifically caught my attention was the reference to textbooks, test- prep workbooks and scripted programs, indicating that "scientifically" sequenced products are not supported by contemporary models of learning. I also clicked some of the links and was pleased with what I found.
Edutopia is one of my favorite ed resources...a tremendous amount of excellent materials—how to articles, examples of many schools who use progressive teaching practices, videos, blogs...and much more. This URL should work to list in you "following list" http://www.edutopia.org/
ReplyDeleteI just tried to add it and it says that I have tried to follow it and there isn't a feed for it. Maybe it will show up when something is posted....not sure, I'm new at this.
ReplyDeleteI read this same post last evening. I am really enjoying what I find on Edutopia. I too tried to follow but have been unsuccessful. I just keep going back and poking around. As for this blog in particular, what specifically caught my attention was the reference to textbooks, test- prep workbooks and scripted programs, indicating that "scientifically" sequenced products are not supported by contemporary models of learning. I also clicked some of the links and was pleased with what I found.
ReplyDeleteWow, you poked around more than I did. I think I will have to peek more.
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