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Role of States and Local CommunitiesIn every state, and in many local communities, there are examples of how the application of technology has transformed teaching and learning, and improved student achievement. State leaders, such as governors, state legislators, and state utility regulators, are building information infrastructures and supporting teacher professional development (see Appendix C for examples of state support for technology in education). Local community leaders, such as school district officials, school board members, educators, families, students, and other interested citizens, are developing plans to use technology in schools and are raising money to implement them.
These pioneers have a tremendous opportunity to maximize the impact of their efforts by reaching out to those districts and communities that are not as far along. California schools that were wired on NetDay '96, for example, can help the next wave of California schools. Similarly, school districts with effective professional development or technical support programs can share these ideas with others.
Leadership and PlanningSustained state and local community leadership will be required to meet the nation's technology goals. By putting forth compelling visions of the use of technology in education and fostering a sense of urgency, teachers, parents, educators, administrators, and policymakers at all levels can build public awareness and support for the effective use of technology in classrooms.
Leadership also means setting high standards for the results expected from the use of technology for both students and educators. Alaska, for example, considers technological literacy a content area for which it should hold students accountable.
Building and supporting the infrastructure needed to bring about the increased use of technology in schools is an enormously complex undertaking. Any effort that does not seek out the best thinking available, and that does not reach out to all members of the community will be difficult to sustain. University personnel, museum and library staff and volunteers, and members of other private or industry groups, for example, can all provide valuable expertise and are often overlooked resources.
Families of students are also valuable participants in the planning process, not only in identifying how technology can be used in the classroom, but also in how it can be used to support learning at home. Some state and community plans may include linking schools with homes, enabling students to continue learning with technology at home and parents to communicate with schools and to better participate in their children's education. Indeed, before making investments, communities will want to understand how much they will need to invest and what benefits they will likely receive.
And states and communities can assist each other in the planning process. For example, as more states and districts come on-line, they can share local and state technology plans and specific information about the challenges they face and solutions they have adopted.
Until recently schools could rely on the tools they have always used--paper, pencils, and books--to accomplish their basic mission of equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need to be productive citizens. Today, that is no longer true.
-- District Superintendent, Northwest Regional Forum
Ongoing Support for TeachersStates, school districts, and schools play a critical role in ensuring that teachers receive adequate training in how to use technology to improve learning and that they receive the ongoing support they need to use technology well in the classroom. States can begin by setting high standards for teachers' skills in technology. State teacher certification requirements that ask that teachers have a working knowledge of educational technology and how to use it in the classroom to improve student achievement would send important signals to teacher training institutions and prospective teachers.
Once teachers are in the workforce, states and school districts can require and encourage ongoing training in the use of technology. For example, as part of state and local professional development strategies, states and school districts can require in-service training in technology that is both sufficiently sustained and intensive to bring teachers up to speed with this new tool for teaching and learning. States and school districts can also tie pay raises and promotions to training in technology and effective use of technology in the classroom. They also can ensure that teachers have the technical support they need by budgeting for staff to maintain equipment and otherwise provide much-needed technical support.
Teachers can often help each other learn new technological skills. For example, a trained cadre of exemplary technology-using teachers can help train and support other teachers, and, in this manner, sustain a state's efforts over the long term. Or, through the use of local or state wide networks, teachers can communicate with each other, get advice from each other on how to use technology to improve their teaching and their students' performance, and update each other on technological advances.
Finally, states and districts can allocate adequate resources to teacher training and support in the context of their overall technology budget. Today, less than 9 percent of technology funding is allocated to teacher development and ongoing support, but at least 30 percent is necessary for teachers to have the training and support they need to use technology effectively to improve student achievement.
Technology Planning
How will the introduction of technology affect the way the school works? How will the school adjust to make the best use of technology? How can the technology be used after school and by community members in continuing education? How can technology be used to improve all aspects of the school's or district's operation?
Will school buildings need to be retrofitted? How can these costs be minimized? What features should be introduced into new buildings?
How will teachers' needs be met? Will teachers have adequate professional development and time to learn how to integrate new tools into their instructional practices? Will teachers have access to enough ongoing technical support? Should evaluation and certification criteria for teachers be changed to support the use of technology?
How can the community be involved in the introduction of technology in the school? How will members of the community be involved in the planning process? How can resources such as cable and telephone companies and community organizations be utilized?
How much will the changes cost, and what will the results be? Will the changes be worth the expense? What research exists to support the plan? How will educators know if the plan's objectives have been met?
How will decisions about purchases be made? Will these decisions be part of a larger education improvement plan in the district or school? How long will the equipment purchased remain usable? How will funds be allocated among hardware, software, training, and ongoing support? How will funding be distributed among schools? Who can give you sound advice about technology purchases?
How can technology benefit all students? How will students with disabilities benefit from the changes? How can technology benefit gifted and talented students? How can technology benefit students at risk of dropping out or who are not performing well? Will there be a standard minimal technology base in all schools?
Modern Multimedia Computers in the ClassroomSchools, school districts, and states can pursue several creative strategies to ensure that all teachers and students have access to modern multimedia computers in their classrooms. To reduce the costs of purchasing existing technology, states can reap savings through bulk purchasing by creating master bid lists that schools and districts can use to order computers and other equipment. Schools and districts can also network computers in new ways (for example, by connecting a powerful server to a number of less powerful computers) to create cost-effective access to technology. States can also work closely with private industry to develop lower-cost computers specially designed to meet the needs of teachers and students.
Effective Educational Software and On-Line Learning ResourcesStates and districts have an important role to play in ensuring that effective educational software is available for students and their teachers. As more and more states and communities develop their own standards of what students should know and be able to do, the demand grows for educational software that helps students learn basic and advanced skills in all of the core subject areas. To ensure that suitable software is available, states and districts can work closely with software producers to develop software that meets the needs and goals of their students. To create a large enough market to spur the private sector to produce high-quality software appropriate for schools, states or districts may band together to support the development of high-quality software that helps to teach the basic and advanced material and skills they expect their students to know, purchase software in bulk, and tailor their procurement processes for the specifics of the software marketplace.
Today, there is already a great deal of educational software available to schools. But teachers need help in identifying which products will help them in the classroom. States and school districts can assist by evaluating software and developing lists of high-quality software for schools and teachers to use.
Even the one computer I have had in my classroom for the past year has made a big difference. The computer touches students in a unique way and sparks enthusiasm for learning.
-- Elementary School Teacher, Southeast Regional Forum
Adequate Financial Support and Equitable AccessWhile some states and communities have already committed themselves to investing hundreds of millions of dollars to connect schools, others will need to find creative ways to redirect existing educational funds to support the use of technology in education. One promising possibility is for state leaders to take advantage of the opportunities afforded by the recent passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which makes it easier for states to adopt rules that lower the costs of connections and services to schools.
Many local communities do not have the resources to reach the nation's technology goals. Recognizing this, states could distribute funds based on need or through competitive grants with preference given to the neediest districts. In many cases, state and local efforts to ensure equitable access could be enhanced through collaboration with private and nonprofit organizations and the federal government.
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Episode 63 Zeitgeist Debunked with guest Tim Callahan
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- Lausten North said...
Great show! Good points about just what skepticism is. I liked two parts of the Zeitgeist movie, the very beginning when the "guru" is talking about how some people have constructed their theology to just be waiting for the after-life, and the very end with comedian Bill Hicks doing his show-closing bit about how we can simply choose between fear and love. If we choose love, we could easily solve a lot of the world's problems.
The stuff in the middle (i.e. most of the movie) is entertaining in the same way as watching old Godzilla movies.
You should do a show on Bill Hicks BTW. I'm sure his surviving family or friends would be glad to talk about him.
- March 9, 2010 at 7:33 AM
- Heliopolitan said...
This was a great show, chaps - well done. The mad thing about Zeitgeist is that we *know* that conspiracies are not required for things like religions to get started. The best evidence *against* the resurrection is the bible itself, and I would totally endorse Hector Avalos's suggestion of reading all four gospels *side-by-side* instead of one after the other.
Certainly, that is what made me realise that the resurrection never happened, and once you realise that, the rest follows quite naturally.
- March 10, 2010 at 1:38 AM
- Arni Zachariassen said...
Helio, what exactly are you referring to when you talk about a parallel reading of the Gospels? You mean that since the details don't align, you stopped believing in the resurrection? Just curious.
- March 12, 2010 at 4:35 PM
Oh Geeez, Tim Callahan has no clue what he's talking about.
Critique of ZG1 by Skeptic Tim Callahan, thread
Skeptic Mangles ZEITGEIST
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Skeptic Mangles ZEITGEIST (and Religious History)
- March 15, 2010 at 4:00 PM
- blitzb4 said...
I think you did a poor job on this, check your facts... I certainly did not hear a debunk and i don't think the interview went the way you thought as you seemed to think you would laugh during the whole thing, but i didn't hear you laughing at the end when Tim said it was possible. I have the script and sources if you need them. The movement is not based on this, its Peters opinion. The movement is based on addendum. But still i have yet to see this debunked. Maybe you do not like some sources and we can talk about that. Nothing is just made up though as you laughingly contend.
- March 15, 2010 at 5:46 PM
- Joshua Dolan said...
I would also like to hear a debunk of the Addendum film and possibly of the views of Mr. Fresco and The Venus Project. Addendum is really where the movement starts as BlitzB4 stated but the monetary system and the implications for society as a whole might be outside the normal scope for your show.
I found Zeitgeist: The Movie entertaining for the same reasons I found X-Files entertaining. The "What if" questions it brings up. I never believed in a major religion and was not raised particularly Christian anymore than what I absorbed through cultural influences, so I still thought it just as "out there" as what people have professed to me as their "truth."
Also, love the show. Very informative and great for helping me, the life long non-religious get some perspective and understanding.
- March 16, 2010 at 4:46 PM
- Fletcher said...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe the Zeitgeist Addendum includes any of the religion related content of the first. Which means that it's not really the kind of thing we'll be taking on on the show.
I would certainly be interested to hear what our listeners think about it, though. Head to the forum and discuss it there.
- March 16, 2010 at 5:38 PM
- Ryan said...
I'd like everyone to know about a dunking site of not only Zeitgeist but the Addendum. Best I've seen so far!
- April 9, 2010 at 10:09 PM
Conspiracyscience is a joke of a website, and it's claims are routinely broken down on the Zeitgeist Forums. Here is an example, by PJ himself:
- June 28, 2010 at 4:40 PM
- man with desire said...
This article refutes and disproves claims of Zeitgeist movie, from the part of Christianity:
I suggest to read the article!
- August 24, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- Peter said...
I just recently found this podcast and have been downloading and listening to a bunch of them. I love it. This show is no exception. The only part in which you lose points is your take on the 2nd part of the film dealing with 9/11. As a life long New Yorker and someone who has closely followed the events from day one, it's disheartening to hear skeptics, whose show I listen to and have growing respect for, who still believe the story of the 19 hijackers who snuck into the U.S. and circumvented a multi-billion defense and security infrastructure. What did it for me was watching WTC 7 come crashing to the ground in a matter of seconds. As a skeptic, a light should have gone on and said that something is not right. But that's nit picking. You guys have a great show and I will keep listening.
- October 7, 2010 at 10:08 AM
Jesus was real. The story of him being the true son of God comes into serious question, since it was the Romans who created Christianity itself. Jesus was a rabbi, not a Christian. He had a family, children, and his story is being slowly uncovered by the decendents of the Merovingian kings. I am one of those decendents. King Dagobert is an ancestor of mine, and I can trace my lineage back over 2000 years. Argue with that one!
- March 28, 2011 at 12:02 PM
Jesus had children?
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It will not really have effect, I feel like this.
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Concord completed its District A schedule with a 12-2 record and will face Londonderry (11-7) when the tournament begins today at Concord's Memorial Field. The Concord-Londonderry matchup is today's fourth game and is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
Concord worked its way through the losers' bracket before it beat Goffstown twice to win last year's state tournament. Concord then went on to win two games in the Northeast Regional.
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My husband and I were kind of reckless naming our children and just named them what sounded good, not what went well together. For this child we want to find a name that will fit in with all the siblings. We don't know the gender yet (we prefer to not know until the birth).
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My husband wants to name a girl December (I do like it) (supposed birth month, due date is the 4th but if early I am NOT naming my child November) And January just sounds weird.
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For boys my husband likes Eoin, and I like Cayden.
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Is the Hawks GM still around? I know they weren't in the playoffs, but I feel like I haven't seen him post anything
James Harden was just traded to the Rockets!!!!
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If it's Wednesday, it's party time at Michael's. We're still recovering from the head spinning spectacle of last week's A-list lunch for James Cameron. This week, the celebration was a tad more low-key at Table One as public relations maven Joannie Danielides hosted her annual birthday luncheon for her good pal and long time client, Donna Hanover, whose actual birthday was February 15. Joannie, who is busier than ever these days with a full roster of clients in health care and education, told me it was actually a double celebration since it was guest Paula Zahn's birthday as well.
I caught up with Paula before she joined the party to chat about her new show, On the Case with Paula Zahn, on Discovery ID. "We've just been renewed for a second season," said Paula, who looked better than ever in a chic leopard print top and some killer stiletto boots. "It's been great. I'm getting to do some amazing stories. Right after this, I'm getting on a plane and heading to an Alabama prison." Some people have all the fun.
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"I found out several days before Christmas that my twin sister's home and my disabled brother's home was foreclosed on by the county," said Volodymyr Kurylo.
Kurylo traveled from his home in the state of Maine to Binghamton, willing to pay all back taxes, interest and penalties, but was told the due date had already passed.
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Turn back the clock and travel through time with crafting projects for kids. From ancient civilizations all the way to the 20th century, Hands on Crafts for Kids is filled with craft ideas for serious time travelers. Each episode visits a different period in history in a different part of the world. There are mummies from ancient Egypt, shields from the Middle Ages, Bunraku puppets from Japan and quilts from Colonial America.
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611-1 Silver Tray: Almost every colonial town had a silversmith who made candlesticks, platters and bowls. Intricate designs were cut into the metal by engraving. 611-2 Log Cabin Quilt: Not a scrap of fabric was thrown away in Colonial America, and patchwork was a common design. Log cabin is a particular pattern which looked like stacked logs. 611-3 Rug: Apples are a traditional colonial design. Only wealthy people had rugs, others made painted rugs of canvas from ship's sails. 611-4 Welcome Bandbox: Bandboxes were used to store the stiff collars worn by the colonists. This box uses decoupage which started with scraps of paper - which were never discarded. 611-5 Wired Candle Holder: In colonial times, candleholders were forged in metal. A special kind was one made with spirals, called a courting candle. As the candle burned down to the spirals it reminded the suitor it was time to leave. Quick Project: Colonial America was known for simple toys and decorative woodcarvings. This tassel holder was a way to add a decorative touch to the home using left over yarn scraps.
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My year for this episode is estimated from the Stardate; it falls before the second pilot episode of TOS, 'Where No Man Has Gone Before'. Dating TAS episodes in this way is a little speculative; for instance, it means that characters like Arex and M'Ress were aboard the ship during TOS, yet these were never once seen or even referred to. It might perhaps be a better idea to group all the TAS episodes after the end of TOS and assume the ship had a significant crew rotation in between. However, as dicey as Stardates were during this era of Trek production, using them seemed more official than making any arbitrary decision of my own. And after all, with 400+ crew on the ship it's not so unlikely that we might not see some of them all that often.
This episode is a nominee for the DITL "Worst of Trek" award.
The Enterprise encounters a matter/energy vortex at the centre of the galaxy. With destruction threatening, a Satan-like creature named Lucien appears on the bridge, and tells the crew that this universe is based on the rules of what humans know as magic. Lucien travels with the crew to his home planet Megas-Tu, where they are put on trial for being witches.
Like "The Infinite Vulcan", this episode drowns under the weight of a silly premise - you can almost see how the writer sat down with the premise "what if Kirk and Spock had to deal with real magic?" and then became utterly determined to force the story to fit that premise no matter how absurd it became.
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