
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Home School, Public School, Private School Science Education
Our education should be exciting and prepare us for becoming global citizens. What do you think about this statement? Do you agree or disagree? Why do you feel as you do?
Email to:
educationresponses@gmail.com
(c)2007 J. S. Shipman
Email to:
educationresponses@gmail.com
(c)2007 J. S. Shipman
A Synthesis of New Research on K–12 Online Learning
A Synthesis of New Research on K–12 Online Learning (November 2005)
Rosina Smith, Ph.D., Alberta Online Consortium, Tom Clark, Ph.D.,TA Consulting and Robert L. Blomeyer, Ph.D., Learning Point Associates. Source: http://www.ncrel.org/tech/synthesis/index.html. Accessed May 27, 2007.
Here's an interesting article to read, "Online learning is an emerging but rapidly growing phenomenon in K–12 education. Although practitioners believe that online education is effective in reaching and serving a wide range of students, little empirical research has been performed to determine its effectiveness in elementary and secondary settings. Questions remain about the educational needs best addressed through online learning as well as its impact on school improvement and learner outcomes. Programs of research informed by early lessons learned are needed to inform the future development of online learning. "
What do you think?
Email to:
educationresponses@gmail.com
(c)2007 J. S. Shipman
Rosina Smith, Ph.D., Alberta Online Consortium, Tom Clark, Ph.D.,TA Consulting and Robert L. Blomeyer, Ph.D., Learning Point Associates. Source: http://www.ncrel.org/tech/synthesis/index.html. Accessed May 27, 2007.
Here's an interesting article to read, "Online learning is an emerging but rapidly growing phenomenon in K–12 education. Although practitioners believe that online education is effective in reaching and serving a wide range of students, little empirical research has been performed to determine its effectiveness in elementary and secondary settings. Questions remain about the educational needs best addressed through online learning as well as its impact on school improvement and learner outcomes. Programs of research informed by early lessons learned are needed to inform the future development of online learning. "
What do you think?
Email to:
educationresponses@gmail.com
(c)2007 J. S. Shipman
Night Flowers
What does light and dark have to do with flowering? Think about that. You can also watch these videos on night-blooming flowers. Is there an advantage to blooming at night? Submit your comments.
To play the first video, click the arrow in the center of the box below:
To play the next video, click the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yji7sCjLsXgEpiphyllum">
Here is more information on the genus Epiphyllum
To play the first video, click the arrow in the center of the box below:
To play the next video, click the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yji7sCjLsXgEpiphyllum">
Here is more information on the genus Epiphyllum
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Are you interested in on-line schooling for your child?
Do you want to keep your gifted child challenged, catch up a child whose reading level is grade three when the child is in high school, or just enhance and supplement your child's learning? Do you want to give parent/guardian's homework when, "school assigns none [hah!]"
Please e-mail your contact information, including state and your child's grade level and whatever you want us to know about your situation. Just collecting information for now...
Email to:
educationresponses@gmail.com
Note that: http://www.ilt.columbia.edu/publications/lowes_final.pdf is a site with more research information on on-line schooling.
(c)2007 J. S. Shipman
Please e-mail your contact information, including state and your child's grade level and whatever you want us to know about your situation. Just collecting information for now...
Email to:
educationresponses@gmail.com
Note that: http://www.ilt.columbia.edu/publications/lowes_final.pdf is a site with more research information on on-line schooling.
(c)2007 J. S. Shipman
Friday, May 25, 2007
Ready for your standardized tests?
Think of these tests like a new video game. Look for the challenges. What do you remember from other games? Do you remember what others have said about your previous game levels? Each test is a new "game level," Think of these tests as fun and you won't be nervous, or at least, not as nervous as you could be. And remember...practice improves your, "game." You can do well...and you will do well. I am confident of that.
Want more practice? Try highschoolace.com again....20 minutes a day!!!
(c)2007 J. S, Shipman
Want more practice? Try highschoolace.com again....20 minutes a day!!!
(c)2007 J. S, Shipman
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