Where do you learn? #wherewelearn
#wherewelearn from community elders at lunch in the cafeteria — Know ELLs (@KnowELLsGVWP) March 30, 2014
When we titled the book Teaching in the Connected Learning Classroom, we actually wanted to expand what the word “classroom” means. Many of us, when we hear that word, think immediately about the four walls of the school building. But, when you take a look at the book — which includes the classroom stories of over 18 educators from across the country — we can see that “classroom” is actually a much broader term. We are learning in much broader spaces both inside and outside of schools.
Therefore, during the month of April while we engage in in a month-long webinar series titled Equity and Learning in the 21st Century Classroom, we are also encouraging contributions to the hashtag #wherewelearn. The intention is to highlight that in the 21st century where we learning can be in many different places and spaces — and we invite you to participate!
#wherewelearn 2 joined classrooms, 2 teachers, 56 2nd graders, and a lot of fun, ❤️ & collaboration! Show us YOURs! — Abby Robles (@AbbyRobles13) March 30, 2014
Some @NewTechCoppell Rookies excited about their Slamming for a Cause #wherewelearn @innovates_ed #boydbence — Janelle Q. Bence (@Janelle) March 29, 2014
Learning today among a great group of research practitioners at the NWP! #connectedlearning #wherewelearn pic.twitter.com/xi9bNF1JnL— Kylie Peppler (@DrPeppler) April 1, 2014
We learn by breaking bread together. #CYR #YPAR #wherewelearn pic.twitter.com/VqQd2oBgHE— Nicole Mirra (@Nicole_Mirra) April 1, 2014
Where do you learn? #wherewelearn
