Here's a bit of one of the most popular posts to appear on TeachPaperless over the last few months. On a personal level, it was also a big reinforcement in my mind as to why networked learning is so valuable.
Maps tell a story. And that's what my Human Geography students and I talked about today. We talked about how you could lay a map of something as seemingly innocuous as how people describe soft drinks over the context of patterns of human habitation and find a telling correlation.
They were pretty blown away.
Until somebody said, "But how do we know that's accurate?"
One of my favorite posts. I shared it with the administration in my district to prove to them that Twitter could be a useful tool in the classroom and it really caught their attention. Kudos on your teachable moment.
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