Five Things We Wouldn’t Mind The Government Shutting Down
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- Audrey Watters premiers on The Atlantic with an article about why students hacking their iPads was a good thing. [The Atlantic]
- Patrick Honner, mathemagician extraordinaire, has been nominated for a presidential math / science award. This is cool. [Mr. Honner]
- The pope wants to make the Catholic Church less Vatican-centric, more modern. Jesuits rule. [Talking Points Memo]
- This American Life wants to hear if you’ve ever used their material in your classroom. [TAL]
- In honor of Connected Educator Month, Rafranz Davis lays out another lens about diversity within connected educator communities. [RNDesigns]
Quotable:
Basil for the win.
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