Professional Development
"It's better to be on the bottom of a ladder you want to climb, than to be on the top of one you don't."
Tim Viands's Groups
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Professional Development
141 members
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Understanding by Design
52 members
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21st Century Skills
110 members
Tim Viands's Page
Latest Activity
Tim Viands joined Demetri Orlando's group
Understanding by Design
This is a group to discuss and advance the Grant Wiggins UBD approach to curriculum mapping.
Tim Viands joined Charlie Mitchell's group
21st Century Skills
What do we need to do in order to better equip our students to become true leaders in a "flat world" that has both exciting opportunities and challenges at every turn?
Profile Information
- School:
- St. Thomas More School
- Location (city, state):
- Oakdale, CT
- Job title:
- Dean of Students (8-PG)
- School or personal website:
- http://www.stmct.org
Latest Activity
Amanda McLaughlin joined Jim Foley's group
iPad User Group
Is your school piloting the use of the iPad as a device for teaching and learning? Let's join…See More
Amanda McLaughlin replied to Ed Patterson's discussion Wireless Projection of iPad2 - iPad2s in the group iPad User Group"We use this too and I don't have a Mac. I use a PC. I have liked it! "
Demetri Orlando posted a videoABC's What Would You Do (Bike Thief)
ABC's "What Would You Do" is quickly becoming one of my favorite shows. It's fascinating to see human nature in action when no one knows they are being filme...
Terrell Neuage posted a blog postDragonBoat Festivals, DiscoveryLand, B’days
China surely is the champion of what is and what is not and perceptions mashed together to morph…See More
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