Patrick HigginsSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Patrick Higgins Is there a solution right in front of us? By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Fire Up Those Pencil Labs! by Patrick Higgins, Jr. By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Something Practical By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 David Wees tipped me off to something interesting two weeks ago and it's been stewing in my mind ever since. When I was a kid, I read this book whose title I have forgotten, about a football team on First Impressions By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 An Admission By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Mobile Phones, They Just Won't Go Away By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 The Detached Mouse Ear v. The Attached Mouse Ear By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 The Vatican is More Transparent Than The Classroom. By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 This year, as we wind to a close around here from the student side of things, amid all of the chaos of the crescendo that is the end of a school year, all I want to think about is transparency. Selling Their Wares By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Build Out Excuses By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Some Light Weaving By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Most of what I've learned well in my life has been due one or both of these factors What was being learned was essential in order for me to do something I really wanted to do (i.e. when I taught Open Letter to the Teacher Who Said ''I Hate Technology.'' By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Finding Balance By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 A while back, I wrote a piece here that was truly from the hip, and while I don't regret writing it whatsoever, I do sometimes wonder how it reflects on me as an educator. You see, at heart I am Skepticism as a Virtue By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Please Tell Me Where the Tipping Point Is. By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1Google Scholar’s New AI Outline Tool Explained By Its Founder2Making Service Transitions Simple with Planning and Dedication3Learning About Google Learn About: What Educators Need To Know4Exploring the Use of Phone Pouches in Schools5Edtech Show & Tell: December 2024
Something Practical By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 David Wees tipped me off to something interesting two weeks ago and it's been stewing in my mind ever since. When I was a kid, I read this book whose title I have forgotten, about a football team on
The Vatican is More Transparent Than The Classroom. By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 This year, as we wind to a close around here from the student side of things, amid all of the chaos of the crescendo that is the end of a school year, all I want to think about is transparency.
Some Light Weaving By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 Most of what I've learned well in my life has been due one or both of these factors What was being learned was essential in order for me to do something I really wanted to do (i.e. when I taught
Open Letter to the Teacher Who Said ''I Hate Technology.'' By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11
Finding Balance By Patrick Higgins published 21 October 11 A while back, I wrote a piece here that was truly from the hip, and while I don't regret writing it whatsoever, I do sometimes wonder how it reflects on me as an educator. You see, at heart I am
