Tis the season to be resourceful! has become my motto for this month. As I continue to do work with Online Teaching Associates, Sophia , and SOCRATES online , I'm amazed by the progress and quickness of change that happens within each of those environments. It also seems that the quicker the change, the more time I need to respond, train, and be able to adapt. As I reflect on that, I wonder how students are adapting to the tools that can be used to help them; it also makes me wonder "Are we training them with the right content to respond to the needs of the 21st Century?" In many schools, I still see a production-like template of the class. A creative teacher will create a creative lesson...sounds redundant but true. If you've been following Will Richardson 's blog (and tweets ) then you'll get the same impression that we're tacking on, not really innovating. Students who strive will continue to strive in life; students who cheat will continue
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