flickr phot via mac.rj I'm not fond of the term "21st Century learning." It has become a wildly referred to catchphras...

 flickr photo via aeu044117 A great question arrived in the #edukare stream a while back from Chad Sansing ( @chadsansing )... "...

flickr photo by Tom Hilton Earlier this month I attended the annual Alberta Initiative for School Improvement (AISI) Conference. T...

 flickr photo via Takanori Ishikawa When I shop for new stuff I have a tendency to look for unique qualities in whatever I'm sho...

It takes courage to truly think differently. It's our natural human tendency to want to belong to a group; we're social beings a...

I don't believe in the flashpoint approach to change in education. I don't think it works in the long-run and it typically creat...

flickr CC image via Wildebeast1 I hear teacher-types speaking about education reform a lot, and this is good, however it seems to me t...

  There is a sort of natural selection process inherent in a paradigm shift. At the brink of change, people need to see for themselves th...

flickr CC image via Ivan Walsh.com "Anyone can become angry. That is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right d...

flickr CC image via Andesine Occam's Razor, otherwise known as 'lex parsimoniae' (the Law of Succinctness ) is one of my f...

I believe that creativity, curiosity, innovation, and imagination are the benchmarks of vision and problem solving. flickr CC image via...