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Reference
Dewey, J. (1916). Democracy and education: An introduction to philosophy of education. London, U.K.: Macmillan
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Education…is a painful, continual, and difficult work to be done in kindness, by watching, by warning…by praise, but above all, by example.
-John Ruskin
Reference
Raudis, J. (2018). 60 Inspiring Teacher Quotes to Motivate Educators. Retrieved from https://www.prodigygame.
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Today began Computer Science Education Week, which includes all students in K-12 to get involved in computer science.
All students in all grades and subject matter concentrations are included in Computer Science Education Week!
You can go to Twitter and search any of the hashtags above to see what super talented Educators and students are doing to celebrate computer science education, using 5 minutes and more of classtime.
My Computer Science week Mentor is David Lockett… he posts innovative ideas at @DavidJLockett – you may find fun ideas for your class!
More posts on Computer Science in Education Week and Hour of Code
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The Weekend Ed. Quote this week is… a poem!!
The mind is constantly trying to figure out
what page it’s on in the story of itself.
Close the book. Burn the bookmark. End of story.
Now the dancing begins.~ Ikko Narasaki
photo by Helen Teague
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From TCEA Digest Communication:
Santa will be stopping by TCEA’s headquarters to host a free, live chat for students around the world on Tuesday, December 10 from 2:00 to 2:30 p.m. Central. So make that mug of hot cocoa, get yourself a big plate of sugar cookies, and read on to find out how your class or school can take part in this merry occasion.
Who Can Take Part
The Virtual Chat with Santa is intended for kids of all ages (and adults, too!). This event requires no registration and will be broadcast through YouTube. You do not have to be a member of TCEA to join in the Yuletide fun. Everyone is welcome!
Asking Santa Questions
During the chat, Santa will happily answer the burning questions your students may have about him and all of his North Pole friends. If you’re an advance planner like Kris Kringle (he makes his list and checks it twice, after all), you can submit your questions for Santa ahead of time using this form. Like to ask your questions on the fly (just like those reindeer would)? No problem! Santa will also accept questions live during the chat. (Just so you know, if you submit your questions in advance, Santa may give your students a shout out by name during the live event!)
Getting the Link to the Chat
Bookmark this post because a direct link to the live chat will be available on this blog on the morning of Tuesday, December 10 starting at 9:00 a.m. cst. Make sure to test it out so that you know you will have access. If you are unavailable to attend the live event, a recording of the chat will be available shortly after it ends for you to share with your students and their families.
TCEA hopes that everyone will be able to join for this fun, seasonal activity!
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