Tag Archives: TEDtalks
Prescribed viewing – Daniel Kraft on Medicine’s future
Watch this, and tell me that doctors will resist these changes to their profession. They won’t. They’ll embrace them, because health matters to all of us, and we will demand uptake. We lay people will be involved in it too, … Continue reading
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Helping students with current issues research
One of the things I really do appreciate in my school is the willingness of our English teachers to recognise the skill set of Teacher-Librarians. Over the last few weeks my staff and I have worked closely with Year 11 … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
Does this remind you of anyone? You, maybe? Those of us who tweet regularly, update our status on facebook, those of us who blog? Once again, improveverywhere have made me smile, and plenty of others in that audience too by … Continue reading
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10 minutes well spent
If you ever find yourself a spare ten minutes or so, you should do yourself a favour and check out the TED: Ideas worth spreading site. I do so on a regular basis, most often when I’m in bed browsing … Continue reading
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TED 2010
TED 2010 (Technology, Entertainment, Design – ideas worth spreading) took place over the last four days in Long Beach and Palm Springs. Thanks to the magic of the Twitter hashtag #TED, I’ve been able to keep track of some of … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
John Connell referred to this TED Talk in his keynote address today athe Digital Fair run by the Australian College of Educators. I’ll post more about that later tonight hopefully. On the TED site it says this about the talk … Continue reading
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