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Teacher Paul

Leading, Living and Learning in Singapore
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Teacher Paul

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  • About me
    • Bio
    • Philosophies and Beliefs
    • Full Resume
  • Presentations
    • 21st Century Problems
    • Digital Wisdom
    • Google Sheets – Feel the Power
    • Google Scripts – Ready, Set, Script
    • Google Drive – Institutional Level
    • Libraries and Learning Commons
    • SAMR in 60 Minutes
    • SAMR in Action
  • Classes Taught
    • Cultural Arts of the World
      • Arts of China and Tibet
      • Arts of East Africa
      • Arts of Korea and Japan
      • Arts of Middle East and India
      • Arts of West Africa
    • American Popular Music
    • Traditions of Music
    • Ethics Through the Lens of 9-11
    • Critical Comedy
  • Code, Writings, Reflections
    • Blog
    • Google Scripts
    • Tutorials
    • Honors Dissertation
    • Ethnomusicology Research
Zombie Copyright Laws

The question of whether we as a global society need to rethink copyright laws is probably the least interesting or controversial part of the current debate. Yes – of course we do. Perhaps the best illustration of why we need to overhaul these laws comes from the US Court case […]

Zombie Copyright Laws

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Expectations of Privacy

It’s interesting to me how privacy means so many different things to different people. Growing up in a Boston suburb in the 1990s, for me privacy meant having my own room and being able to lock my door.  For my parents it meant not being interrupted at dinnertime by telemarketers, […]

Expectations of Privacy

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Tattoos for all

Whether we use the term ‘digital footprint’ or ‘digital tattoo’, either way this has become an important piece of learning both in and out of the classroom.  Last year, my colleague Michelle and I did a series of workshops with parents about digital citizenship, social media, and helping students control […]

Tattoos for all

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Final project for COETAIL Course 1: Comparative Images of Africa

Last week I spoke with one of the MS Humanities teachers at UNIS about their upcoming unit on Africa.  Back in the US, I taught two semester-long courses on Africa, one on East Africa and one on West Africa, so it’s a subject that I know a bit about and […]

Final project for COETAIL Course 1: Comparative Images of Africa

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Global Collaboration as Revolution

Every morning at UNIS we read the morning announcements to my homeroom of 23 grade eight students.  Today there were no announcements, so I decided to use the time to get feedback from the students about one of our current tech initiatives.  This year we decided to give the staff […]

Global Collaboration as Revolution

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Edutopia

Back in 2005, Marc Prensky wrote in Edutopia that the main barrier to achieving this ‘edutopia’ was the hardware obstacle of getting to 1-1 computing.  In Clint Hamada’s presentation at Learning 2.0 in Bangkok, he talked about a new 2:1 initiative at Yokohama International School in which the 7th grade […]

Edutopia

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