Comments on: 21st century Pedagogy

By: Maryanne Burgos

Maryanne Burgos — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 13:52:40 +0000

I had been looking for a good blog post emphasizing pedagogy instead of just tools for teaching. Yours is an excellent explanation of how the tools are what we use to contextualize our subject matter and make it meaningful.
As a former second language teacher I found idea of literacy vs. fluency concept analogous to Steven Krashen’s distinction between language learning and language acquisition. I am not in total agreement with either of these ideas, but I think they provide useful ways to discuss the various activities involved in becoming “literate” or “fluent”.

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By: Elona Hartjes

Elona Hartjes — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 18:20:54 +0000

Thank you so much for putting this all together for us so that we can see the big picture. I’m thinking I’d like a poster to stick up above my desk so that when I’m planning my lessons I’ll be encouraged to continue to be student centric so that my students and I together will develop essential technological fluency, information fluency, and media fluency that we need.