Who gives a blog? October 25, 2013. A photo by jeremiah owyang. All of this angst of course was despite the fact that there were very good suggestions made for the weeks where we could post on a topic of our choice.

Social Media in the Classroom. The Art of Social Media by Flickr member mkhmarketing.

Assignment One- Popular Culture and The Curriculum. Week 13- Blogging Triumph Reflecting on Learning. Bob the Ballerina and Angelina Engineer? Gender and Pop Culture.

The more that you read, the more things you will know. Wise words from Dr Seuss. KWL Chart created using Microsoft Word Template.

Just looking up the clips makes me chuckle.

Tell me and I forget, show me and I remember, involve me and I understand. Below are copies of the peer feedback I gave my partner Sarah. I have had to spread my own searches wider to ensure I had a broad range of information related to IL and also senior historical investigations. Broadening this search, gave a lot more useful results. Looking at History, similar to you, I have found a couple of the .

Youth, popular Culture and Texts. This week I have been investigating the educational value of Candy Crush Saga. How is it that such a simple game can be so addictive and distracting? The website Learning works for kids. Writes about learning lessons as a teacher about student engagement and motivation through.