Blog Safari 9-10-08

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These were the best I ran across on my safari this week.  If you enjoy the links, please share them through social media such as:

The life and times of an ESL teacher abroad: The Sub-Zero Ice Bar
This is so cool. An ESL teacher abroad goes to an “ice bar” and recounts the experience. Worth reading!

http://yglesias.thinkprogress.org/archives/2008/09/obamas_education…
I have a position on Obama, but one thing you can’t deny either way is that he values education. We are lucky to have both candidates who do. This is a nice blog post, read it if you can.

http://news.duke.edu/2007/09/hammer_oped.html
Bradley Hammer explains how teaching a university writing course with practical assignments is better for the students and better for the world! He is a very interesting teacher to be sure.

http://www.angelamaiers.com/2008/09/putting-learner.html
WOW! A great teaching mantra. I’ll take all of those I can get. Check out this interesting blog and mantra.

http://ceotutor.blogspot.com/2008/08/new-wwwtutorcom-launched.html
The owner of tutor.com [tutor.com] discusses the changes in his company and website. Good for homework and helping with it.

2 Comments

  1. Posted September 11, 2008 at 8:40 am | Permalink

    Damien-
    Thank you for the mention. I think every teacher should have a mantra-what is yours! I am so thrilled I found your blog. This a dynamite place for learning and conversations! Keep up the great work-I look forward to more good stuff to come! Angela

    Angela Maierss last blog post..Putting Learners First-Do We?

  2. Damien Riley
    Posted September 15, 2008 at 6:54 pm | Permalink

    Thanks Angela, I found you on Google and I’m glad I did! Connecting with other educators like you and sharing them with fans of education is a really cool process. That’s what my Blog Safari is for.

    I can’t say I have one mantra. Mine change day to day. Today it was “I will add value to people’s lives.”

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