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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Zombies in the Classroom
By KellyAnn Bonnell, MA On October 25,2011 John Fuglesang tweeted, “I live in a society where a network called the History Channel can run a 2-hr prime-time special on Zombies.” The actual title of the show was Zombies: A Living … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, Cindy Perman, craig engler, disaster and Emergency Preparedness, Epic of Gilgamesh, Fuglesang, History Channel, Syfy, USA Today, Why Zombies are taking over the economy, Zombie Apocalypse, Zombie Indicator, Zombie myths, Zombies, Zombies in the Classroom, Zombies: A Living History
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USA Today Tip Jar: St. John’s Bible and the Gutenberg Press
KellyAnn’s newest tip is up on USA today. Check it out! The recent completion of the first Bible, the St. John’s Bible, to be hand written and illustrated in 500 years attracted a great deal of media attention; including the … Continue reading
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Weekly #popchat on Twitter
Join @kellyannb on twitter at 5PM Pacific for #popchat, a weekly conversation about integrating popular culture into the classroom.
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Visual Learning: Are You Really What You Wear? — YES! Magazine
Images, photos, and pictures stimulate the mind. For the viewer, they offer a chance to connect and question. They also offer potential for play and imagination, and pulling the observer into purposeful messages. Most often, newspaper and magazine readers take … Continue reading
New Workshop Added in November
Effective Education and Outreach Initiatives Using Social Media What makes a good education and outreach initiative? How can you engage your followers with such an initiative? Infinite Spectrum Productions Education and Outreach Director KellyAnn Bonnell shares insights into effective campaigns. … Continue reading
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New Scientist Blogs: Top 10 Science Pop Songs
Top 10: Science Pop Songs With the help of you, lovely reader, we would like to solve one of science’s most intractable problems – one that is more controversial than the existence of dark matter, more pressing than global warming … Continue reading
Education Week Teacher: How Jay-Z Can Help Us Remix Education
By José Vilson Recently, I bought “Watch The Throne,” Jay-Z and Kanye West’s collaborative album. Since Jay-Z’s debut album “Reasonable Doubt,” he’s undergone a metamorphosis: from a young spitfire to a mature statesman, reigning over the hip-hop community lyrically and … Continue reading
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Tagged Education Reform, Education Week Teacher, Jay Z, José Vilson
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All Hallow’s Read
Last year, when Neil Gaiman made his modest proposal, he partnered with UNICEF promoting their Book or Treat program. This year the focus is much more on a book exchange. This makes it a perfect opportunity to explore some of … Continue reading
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Tagged A modest proposal, All hallow's read, book or treat, neil gaiman
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Good Culture: Something Doesn’t Add Up
Dylan C. Lathrop Senior Editorial Designer Craig Damrauer Artist The former CBS show Numb3rs, otherwise known as CSI-Mathor “the show with the number three in its title,” is one of those series that seems like it … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, Good Culture, lessons, Math, NUMB3RS
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