I Do Not Do Teaching for a Living - I Live Teaching as My Doing . . .
and Technology Has Amplified My Passion for Doing So.
Children are entitled to their innocence.
And they are entitled to the safety to be so.
Children are entitled to the opportunity to play -
to have their own voices -
to learn in ways that are natural for them.
They are entitled to embrace the innocence of their childhood.
We, the adults, have the responsibility to make the world
respectful of each child’s intellect, spirit, soul, and heart.
And they are entitled to the safety to be so.
Children are entitled to the opportunity to play -
to have their own voices -
to learn in ways that are natural for them.
They are entitled to embrace the innocence of their childhood.
We, the adults, have the responsibility to make the world
respectful of each child’s intellect, spirit, soul, and heart.
Blog: User-Generated Education
Wikispace: 21st Century Education
