Short Exercise Breaks Improve Concentration
This article is reprinted with permission from The Conversation. Primary school teachers often provide students with short physical activity breaks to energise kids and…
Using Twitter & Experiential Learning
My good friend Adam Clark (school counsellor at the Yokohama International School, Tokyo, Japan) and fellow adventure programmer & snowboarder, designed an awesome experiential/participatory learning activity which is not only NEW but utilises emerging technologies such as Twitter.
He also blends the use of a redacted (def: to obscure or remove text from a document prior to publication or release) article written by the CIA.
Step-by-step instructions are included, check it out:
Click this link, or visit this URL http://whoisadamclark.com/2013/02/07/participatory-learning-twitter-and-redacted-by-the-cia/ (sorry, this link is no longer active.)
Inventive stuff, and fun.
Thanks, Adam.
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adam clark / cia / participatory learning / redacted / twitter / yokohama international school
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Great fun to see this here, Mark. Thanks for spreading the word.