This morning I told my son, “Mommy used to be a teacher. Did you know that?” He said, “No. But now you’re a parent!” (I didn’t tell him that some people are both.)
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short content: a post or status update with just plain content and typically without a title
TFW someone cites a forthcoming book that you know will be key in your research and you can’t find anything else about it…
Me: I just want an in-depth explanation of how the Connected Learning model is different than it was in 2013 that gives me more details than the CL Alliance website does.
This book: Hi.
For people who like to keep up with things via Twitter and may have an interest in my research notebook, I’ve set up a feed to be piped in at @khirshresearch. Follow if you’re interested – I didn’t want to clutter up my main account.
April 1: Fool
We listened to Lovefool
We glittered and glued
I have rarely been so present
As I was in that past
Adolescence is tech week for adulthood.
Uninformed take: Metroid is a metaphor for early parenthood.
Being a parent is like teaching eight different preps every day and never the same prep two terms in a row.
I’m giving the keynote at IndieWebCamp New Haven on March 30. You can attend remotely! In fact, that’s what I’m doing.
Having a paper accepted with revisions on the first submission is reason to celebrate, yeah? Reviewer 2’s (and 3’s, I’m the scholarly equivalent of a hatstall!) comments can wait until next week…