"I just looked at the FTC publications site. Some interesting materials here. Had no idea that the FTC made these kinds of resources available to the public for free.
Gave me an idea, too....what if students created publications (either print or…"
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Meet us at the Mall By visiting a virtual mall at ftc.gov/YouAreHere. kids can learn to be smarter consumers. By playing games, they learn how to protect their privacy, how to spot and avoid…Continue
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Cyberbullying - Some resources
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Bonnie Bracey Sutton replied to Bonnie Bracey Sutton's discussion Consumer Science from the Federal Trade Commission"http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/youarehere/
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Bonnie Bracey Sutton posted a discussionConsumer Science from the Federal Trade Commission
Meet us at the Mall By visiting a virtual mall at ftc.gov/YouAreHere. kids can learn to be smarter consumers. By playing games, they learn how to protect their privacy, how to spot and avoid Fraudes and scams, how advertising affects them, and how they benefit when businesses compete. See More
Kim Lightle replied to Bonnie Bracey Sutton's discussion Cyberbullying - Some resources"Bonnie - Thanks for posting this interview. Here is article I just read from Digital Directions - Schools Tackle the Legal Twists and Turns of Cyberbullying. The article provides some case studies from around the country."
Mary Henton commented on Bonnie Bracey Sutton's blog post Anyone Reading the "Daily Papert"?"Thanks, Bonnie, for introducing me to the Daily Papert. I just signed up. I admit, too, that I am not familiar with Papert's work, even though I did my masters in education, just a couple of miles down the road. How did I miss his contributions?"
Bonnie Bracey Sutton posted a discussionCyberbullying - Some resources
http://www.edweek.org/dd/articles/2011/02/09/02cyberbullying-teens.h04.html Cyberbullying: An Interview with Parry AftabPosted on February 17, 2011 by adminBy …See More
Bonnie Bracey Sutton posted a blog postAnyone Reading the "Daily Papert"?
February 20, 2011Posted Monday, February 21, 2011 · It takes intellectual chutzpah to be serious about replacing “using technology to improve education” by a similar sounding statement with a very different meaning: “inventing new visions of education in the context of a digital world.” And it takes personal chutzpah to face down members of the Education Establishment when they sneer (or worse, smile) at the idea of technology significantly influencing the content of education. “It is just a…See More
Mary Henton commented on Bonnie Bracey Sutton's blog post Cloud Computing for Educators""Fearing the internet" is the reason that we should be putting as much emphasis on teaching kids how to be effective users (and stewards?) of the internet. What if schools reassigned some of the money that they currently direct to filters…"
Bonnie Bracey Sutton posted a blog postFamily Science Days at the AAAS Conference/ Sharing the Teragrid with Kids and Families
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=334346&id=593996326&l=bc9b0c4957 If you take a look at these pictures, you will see that we had a lot of fun, and lots of people coming to our booth to learn about the Teragrid. We had tools…See More
Bonnie Bracey Sutton commented on Bonnie Bracey Sutton's blog post Cloud Computing for Educators"I think that there are so many applications and ideas going around that the idea of the cloud is invisible to most.
I even had a dear friend tell me that the cloud would never work for education. But in fact, the Dept of Education is encouraging in…"
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ContinueIt takes intellectual chutzpah to be serious about replacing “using technology to improve education” by a similar sounding statement with a very different meaning: “inventing new visions of education in the context of a digital world.” And it takes personal chutzpah to face down members of the Education Establishment when they sneer (or worse, smile) at the idea of technology…
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Family Science Days at the AAAS Conference/ Sharing the Teragrid with Kids and Families
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- At 6:16pm on August 11, 2010, Kim Lightle said…
- Bonnie - Are you planning on going to the National Middle School Association annual conference in Baltimore in November? MSP2 is providing registration scholarships for 100 MSP2 members and thought you might want to take advantage of the opportunity. Kim
- At 2:14pm on August 5, 2010, Kim Lightle said…
- Hi Bonnie - Welcome aboard! It's really great that you've joined - I realize that you work with lots of teachers and others. It would be great to work with you to make sure that MSP2 is meeting the needs of all the middle school math and science teachers that support - not sure what that might look like but would like to have a conversation with you about that.
I also wanted to tell you a little about MSP2 - we are using this NING network as a place where educators can connect with each other (through answers to profile questions and the advanced Members search) and also as a way to connect educators with exemplary resources and professional development opportunities.
If you look on the Main page - you'll see MSP2 resources in the upper left hand box - we have resource guides where we have sifted and sorted and contextualized resources on topics important to middle school math and science teachers, an archive of all of our past webinars, the ability to search the MSP2 collection, and pages of teacher and student opportunities and grants. Our newest resource guide is about Teaching With Trade Books and includes lessons for science AND math classes.
We have on the right side of the page our two project blogs - Resources for Math and Science and Connecting News. We also RSS feed the Free Technology for Teachers, Teach Engineering, and Science and Technology NYT blog feeds.
So glad you joined - Kim
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