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Reflections from Dubai

3/23/2017

I was absent that day.

3/22/2017

What was hard about the game? Explain in detail!
Was the game a valuable use of class time? If so, why? If not, why not?
Regardless of your answer to #2 above, if you were marketing this game to teachers, what would you claim this game is good for in the classroom? What skills do students learn from this game?

You can look at each others screen and that's hard because you can't show them where the thing is.
It shows us how to comunicate of each other.
Students learn how to collaborate with each other and communicate. Some of the 7 habit skills are synergise and be proactive.

3/21/2017

"Smart" By: Shel Silverstein.
Credit: Pinterest (https://www.pinterest.com/pin/224124518928866658/)
#WorldPoetryDay
Jack L.

Questions

Answers

Why did you choose the poem that you chose?
Does it have a message that you wish others to learn?
Is it playing with language in a fun or original way?
Why this poem and not a different one?
What is it that you like about poetry? If you don't know, look through the poems that are being tweeted today to find inspiration!

I chose this poem because there are actually people out there like this, and that makes me laugh.
The message is don't be counting to show what's the biggest amount, it's how much they're worth.
It rhymes.
Because I really like it.
It just short little phrases that teach you lessons.

- I was absent so I couldn't do the twitter post, so I just did it here.