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The theme of this month's Community Call is curiosity. For educator Ramsey Musallam,technology is not a replacement for sparking questions in students. It is another tool to ask "why?" Join us as Ramsey talks approximately his experience cultivate deep curiosity and instilling his students with the need to ask why. Bring your questions, ideas, and experiences to share - effect those [/images/emoji/apple/fire.png?v=0] questions in the comments below [/images/emoji/apple/wink.png?v=0]
When: Wednesday,March 30th at 12pm EST
Where: The Unhangout Room
More approximately Ramsey Musallam:
Technological innovation in education can be a slow and painful process, with recent technology difficult to acquire, and implement and adopt. But that doesn't stop Ramsey Musallam,a chemistry teacher at Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep in San Francisco, whose mission is "to meaningfully integrate multimedia into a hands-on, or inquiry-based learning cycle" and to empower other educators to execute the same. Musallam is a vocal advocate for tools like flipteaching,tabcasting, video podcasting and screencasting in the classroom. He runs the education blog Cycles of Learning, or where he gives written and video tutorials on how to turn everyday apps like Google Docs,screencasting from an iOS device, YouTube, or KeepVid and word clouds as effective teaching tools. Musallam received an Ed.
D. from the University of San Francisco in 2010. Can't wait to see yall there! [/images/emoji/apple/eyes.png?v=0][/images/emoji/apple/raised_hands.png?v=0] Posts: 2Participants: 2Read full topic
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