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Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking

I am an introvert and working in this world of social media, and constant connections can be difficult. It is hard to sustain a social network presence when doing so goes against your natural instinct and you need to force yourself to do so constantly. It is the way things are done today.  It can be draining and exhausting and I have not been doing a good job of it lately. I am not a self-promoter and talking about my…

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Losing Focus

Losing Focus

I am a big proponent of deep reflective thinking.  I believe critical thinking is essential to learning. My process for this has always been to read, think, read, converse, think again and then write. That is not happening lately I can’t seem to focus long enough on any part of the process. Back in December I wrote about removing digital clutter to help me focus that did not help much, I find I have even less of an ability to…

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The Web Clutter Free

The Web Clutter Free

I read online a great deal.  I support teachers who wish to share web content in classrooms with younger children.  As well as students who have visual and special needs.  I frequently recommend two tools to help remove the distracting and sometime inappropriate clutter. Viewpure – allows you to view youtube videos against a white background, no ads, and no comments. Readability – I started using readability while it was still in development.  It is now a commercial product with…

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