Wow, what a week! I
went from not really knowing what a blog was to creating and posting on my very
own. I think I'm going to like this
outlet of sharing. Being able to
"speak" my thoughts freely is invigorating. Even more importantly, people can respond. How cool is that? As I went through this week's activities, I
was reminded once again that education is indeed grounded in research. I'm also reminded that research is
ever-growing, and that education must grow with it. Good administrators and teachers are
constantly reflecting and working to make changes for the better. Why?
Because educators never stop learning!
When one reaches the point that he/she doesn't want to learn anymore,
it's a sign to get out of education. We
owe it to our students, fellow teachers, and administrators to be the best we
can be. The action research project is
going to serve as an outlet for that learning.
What am I passionate about? What
bugs me that I want to critique? How can
I make a difference? The old saying,
"one person can make a difference," comes to mind. It only takes the idea of one person to
snowball into something great that can make the lives of others more
fulfilling.
Couldn't agree more with the thought of being encouraged by fellow educators. I look forward to seeing what your action research study will be about!
ReplyDeleteBridgett, my sentiments exactly. Until last week I had only heard of blogs on the radio and pulled up some on the internet on occasion.
ReplyDeleteNow I created my own and I'm on yours currently. Wow! This is a cool medium to share ideas. "With great power, comes great responsibility." I'm still learning!!!
Good luck with EDLD 5301.
MJ
BTW- I posted my Action Research Plan this evening. Go there and tell me what you think...good or bad. If for some reason you have problems with viewing it, email me at mjordan6@mylamar.edu to let me know.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
MJ
I can agree so much with you. I found myself realizing how much research I do on a daily basis just by being a teacher. I understand your saying of one person can make a difference because that is so true. It only takes one person with one idea to spark into some great plan to make a change.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your plan, I look forward to seeing it.
-vanikin
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