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Wesley Fryer’s Food for Thought…

2 03 2007

Wesley Fryer has a great post at his blog, Moving at the Speed of Creativity, where he shares: “One of my favorite videos to show teachers during professional development sessions is Marco Torres’ Teacher Movie.” The video is a parody of the Monster.com video from a couple of years ago. Wesley is planning on a twist to this, “When I Become an Administrator,” for a project he is planning at a presentation. Check it all out and share some ideas as it is great “food for thought.”

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Date : March 2, 2007
Categories : Adult Education, Education, Educational Technology, Ethics, Human Resource Development, Instructional Technology, Technology, Technology Integration

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Neil Hokanson holds a bachelors degree in Education from the University of South Dakota (1993) and a masters degree in Education with a focus on Instructional Technology from the University of Wyoming (2006). Neil taught in the public school system for 13 years at the middle and high school levels as a social studies teacher in South Dakota and Wyoming. He extensively integrated technology in his classrooms for several years and served as an instructor for many staff development courses and presentations in the districts he taught in. As a school technology specialist Neil has provided training, support, and assistance in helping educators integrate technology in all subject areas and grade levels. Neil has served as the educational technology specialist for the North Platte Public Schools in Nebraska since 2007.

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