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May 22, 2012

Diary of a Mad Black Teacher

Posted by tdanyelonline under African-American parents, arts in education, Black History Month, Educational Technology, Public Education, Technology, Technology teaching
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This posting was done by my guest blogger, Dr. Donna Graham. Dr. Graham is a veteran technology teacher who retired from the District of Columbia Public Schools a few years ago. Since her retirement she has been busy consulting for various educational organizations, playing tennis and taking Tai Kwon Do! Enjoy this humorous look back on her experiences as a public school teacher….

April 2, 2012

I’m Just Sayin’…….

Posted by tdanyelonline under African-American parents, Education, Education Media, Educational Technology, Inner city education, It takes a village, media, student achievement, Technology, Technology teaching, Uncategorized
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This is part of a reading assignment I was given while taking an “Introduction to Instructional Technology” class during my graduate school program at Indiana University in Bloomington…. First day of class…. first reading assignment….. first class about the “history of educational technology…..first paragraph…… Continue Reading

November 27, 2011

The Question

Posted by tdanyelonline under African-American parents, Bill Cosby, Education, Education Media, Educational Reform, Educational Technology, Fat Albert, Inner city education, media, Parental Involvement, Parents as teachers, Social Media, student achievement, teacher training, Technology teaching, Video games | Tags: Bill Cosby, Fat Albert |
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It’s a moment all parents face…. and a few days ago I faced it for the first time… Nia comes home from school and begins telling me about all of her friends who are on Facebook! “Uh oh, here we go,” I said to myself. Then came… THE QUESTION… “Mommy, can I have a Facebook account?” Continue Reading

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