on 2013-01-18
When in a crowded elevator, classroom, or bus, do you regularly speak at normal-to-loud volume on your phone? Do you actually turn your phone off in a movie theater? You’re probably tired of seeing simplistic signs urging you to have good phone etiquette.
But what if there were modern interpretations of old-fashioned propaganda posters that delivered the message?
These modern interpretations of propaganda posters from the Art of Manliness are just too awesome to not share.
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It's time to start asking the tough question about iPads in education. Why are we using it, not just how should we use it?
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A few weeks back I wrote an article in which I introduced The Pedagogical Framework of eDidaktik.dk, which is based on the distinction between a monological, a dialogical and a polyphonic form of teaching.
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Should phones be in the classroom? Will students use them appropriately? Would they text their teachers instead of raising their hands? All valid concerns covered in one funny comic.
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Today, postsecondary educators hold 1.7 million jobs in America. With postsecondary teaching jobs expected to grow by 15 percent by 2018, you might be surprised about who is teaching in college classrooms.
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