Monthly Archives: December 2006

For the Silly Season

Being the silly season I had to post this…. Besides I wanted to try out the blog a video feature on youtube…. Quite amusing!!!

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Bringing it back…..

Well Graham and I have been at it over this whole authority of source and teach truth to students for quite some time now. No one else seems brave enough to weigh into the discussion so I thought I would … Continue reading

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An end to a busy year – Almost

Just finished up my presentation at a conference down here in Sydney.  Now taking some time out in the airport lounge to catch up on the blogs, emails etc etc….  Thanks to Graham Wagner who has continued a great professional … Continue reading

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Time Magazine article Dec 2006

Well the article from Time this week has got plenty of coverage on the edublogespher. It is a great read, which I highly recommend. As an Australian I found it fascinating that the US is finally realising that their students … Continue reading

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Authority of source cont….

I recieved a great comment from Graham Wagner recently about a post I wrote a few months back in relation to teaching students the authority of source. The discussion got into an area of worldview and absolutes. It probably raise … Continue reading

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Brett, I’ve been thinking about this post for a while and trying to pinpoint what it is that bothers me about some of the ideas you are putting out. Firstly, I am not a Christian so my worldview is not … Continue reading

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Social News Networks and their validity

I haven’t posted for a while. I am beginning to slow down as we head into Christmas and school here finishes for summer holidays. I have one more presentation to give at a conference next week then a end of … Continue reading

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