Over Two-Hundred Education & Science Blogs * † - Department of ...

Nicholas CARR (author of Big Switch – Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google
, “Does It Matter – Information Technology and the Corrosion of
Competitive Advantage , and “Is Google Making Us Stupid”
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Two Blogs: Rhonda CARRIER (“. . . . international educator who has worked in Malaysia, the
Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Jordan, Japan and the U.S. She has been a ES/MS/HS teacher,
head of department, technology director, curriculum coordinator, house parent, university
lecturer, adjunct professor. Current Position: Director of Technology and Curriculum
Coodinator, Canadian Academy, Kobe, Japan) –
(a) Flat World Education – Reflections on Education: [TA=2]
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*(b) Flat World Schools SWOT, ICT Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats:
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*Bill CAROZZA (“a classroom teacher in elementary and secondary schools for 13 years before
becoming an elementary school Principal 12 years ago. He has served as Adjunct Professor at the
University of New Hampshire and New England College in areas of curriculum and instruction
and social studies education. . . . .Bill serves on the Executive Board for the New Hampshire
Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (NHASCD), was appointed by
Governor Lynch to the New Hampshire Special Education Advisory Board and served as
President of the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies.”) - Reflections of an Elementary
Principal, for both my local parents in Hopkinton, NH as well as international readers interested
in progressive education and the role of technology in teaching and learning:
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Eric CAVALCANTI (“. . . physicist, currently a research fellow at the Centre for Quantum
Dynamics at Griffith University, in sunny Brisbane, Australia, after finishing my PhD at the
University of Queensland. . . I do research in the areas of quantum information and foundations
of quantum mechanics, especially on topics such as quantum nonlocality, steering, Bell
inequalities, macroscopic superpositions, and the like) – quantum communications:
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Sean CAVANAGH (“has been a reporter at 'Education Week' since 2002, and he's covered math
and science topics for the past four years.”) & Kathleen Kennedy Manzo (“has been covering
curriculum and standards for 'Education Week' since 1996, including federal, state, and local
policies, and classroom practices related to reading/language arts, social studies, the arts, and
other subjects” - Curriculum Matters, a wide-ranging forum for discussing school curriculum
across the subject areas: [TA=22] [BR=??].
CES (sponsored by the Coalition of Essential Schools
founded by Ted Sizer , “(CES) has been at the forefront of creating
and sustaining personalized, equitable, and intellectually challenging schools. Essential schools
are places of powerful student learning where all students have the chance to reach their fullest
potential) – The EssentialBlog, a place for members of the CES network to interact, chat, create
synergy, and share ideas” [TA=8] [BR=??]. Note the extensive
“Essential Blog Friends” in the right-hand column.
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