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Daily Archives: 18 March 2010
Big Universe.com
I wish I would have known about this 2 years ago. I’d been trying to get my students to learn to read. Drawing was no problem for them as they were very creative. However, writing was a very big problem. Well, I found this one website where you can create & publish your own book. [...]
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Let’s postpone Monday
No, don’t worry; I’m still alive. I’ve been on Spring Break (or “Spring Pause”, really, because it’s just a week after all).
We got back yesterday from a four day jaunt across some of Texas and New Mexico. It was wonderfully fantastic: we got to see some incredible sights and sled down some sand dunes; we got to drive a lot and listen to NPR; we ate ice cream for dinner three days in a row. I would upload some pictures, but frankly, I just can’t be bothered right now. I am much too busy sitting on the couch, alternately watching the TV screen and the computer screen, and spending all of my energy lifting the Fig Newtons from the package to my face.
Speaking of which, I do not understand people who win the lottery and then go back to work the next day. What’s up with that? I don’t care who you are or what you do, when is working ever more fun than not working? This week, I have felt more happy, healthy (yes, despite the ice cream), and more ME than I have since my last break. I miss that feeling when I’m all stressed out at work with no time to do the things that make me happy.
So for the rest of the week, I’m just going to do things that make me happy and enjoy the rest of my time off. Some of those things will eventually take me outside… it’s gorgeous over here: warm sun and seventy degrees! Has spring sprung where you are?
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New Assistive Technology DVD and Reference Guide Great Resources for Educators
From Lon over on No Limits to Learning. I have enjoyed reading Dr. Brian Friedlander’s Blog on assistive technology for quite a while now. He was my one of my professors in my master’s program on assistive technology and is … Continue reading
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Don’t Forget to Submit!
Don’t forget to submit a post for the for the March AT Blog Carnival. If you’ve checked out our previous 2 this year – January & February – you’ll know they’ve been a huge success! So get your submissions in today. I will post the March AT Blog Carnival on Wed. March 31. You can submit via comments, twitter – @teachntech00, or via this handy, dandy Google Form – AT Blog Carnival Submission.
Patrick
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New Assistive Technology DVD and Reference Guide Great Resources for Educators
From Lon over on No Limits to Learning. I have enjoyed reading Dr. Brian Friedlander’s Blog on assistive technology for quite a while now. He was my one of my professors in my master’s program on assistive technology and is … Continue reading
Posted in assistive technology, AT solutions for education, DVDs on assistive technology, training on using assistive technology
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