For Your Reading Pleasure: A Change of Pace

Written by Jack Hassard

On November 26, 2008

The theme that I’ve been writing about is change, alternative paradigms for learning, and how change needs to happen in our schools and schooling.

There is a good chance that I won’t be making posts over the next few days as I’ll be traveling to Lincoln, England for a week. However, if I wanted to write, I expect there would be no problem, at least not the kind of problem that Mr. Barlow, a science teacher from Australia, had while he was visiting China. He ran into a firewall that didn’t allow him to make posts on his weblog using WordPress (which is what powers this Weblog). In my stead I’ve posted a short lists of blogs, and a few websites related to new paradigms you might enjoy reading.

Weblogs:

Mr. Barlow’s Weblog—a science teacher from Australia reports on “interesting stuff.”

Dot Earth—Andrew Revkin’s blog on the environment, or “Nine Billion People, One Planet.”

SES: Science, Education, & Society—commentaries on science and education and how these topics relate to soci-economic status and other class actions among African-American communities

Cool Cat Teacher—a weblog by a technology teacher about new tools for teaching.

Some Websites:

Why humanist communities should embrace charter schools—An article of interest!

U.S. Charter Schools—website supported by a consortium of organizations with interest in charter schools.

Web-Based Projects—Three science related online projects.

The Gates Foundation—Education and Health Projects Around the world.

K – 12 Innovative Schools—Collaborative of innovative schools.

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