This collection of quotes and jokes contains ideas for classroom posters.
Category: Humor
Inspirational Comedian: “You Can Turn Anything into a Positive”
I enjoy laughing. I love and appreciate good standup comedy. This story and video made me laugh out loud and inspired me, so I had to share it.
“Drew Lynch suffered nerve damage to his vocal chords after a softball accident, which left him struggling with his own speech. Lynch decided to take up comedy instead of feeling sorry for himself and managed to get everyone on their feet with his performance on America’s Got Talent” (Source).
Learn more about Drew Lynch on his website.
Fun Music Video for The Pout-Pout Fish
Yesterday, I shared how much our youngest and I enjoyed the book The Pout-Pout Fish. I ran across this video of the book set to music. Enjoy!
Bill Nye: Just Wash Your Hands [Video]
Given concerns about Swine-Flu and similar illnesses I figure we’ll all spend a lot of time reminding our students to frequently wash their hands this school year. Bill Nye’s fun video is just one more strategy for spreading the message.
Optimism or Confidence?
I saw this quote from Muhammad Ali while I was in SportsClips today. I thought I’d share it.
Connecting the Classroom and Outside World
Educators, what are some strategies for connecting the classroom with the outside world?
NOTE: I’d like to share responses in my keynote at the iConnect iLearn Conference and on my blog and wiki. You can submit your ideas using the form below, share your text/audio/video reply in the Comments section of this post or respond to the corresponding Twitter and Plurk discussions. You can also view the compiled database of suggested strategies on my wiki, Learning Telecollaboratively.
Real Life Twitter
Well, I’m Sure That Means Something
This was shared with me yesterday and it made me laugh out loud several times. Gladys sounds like a really fun lady. You’ll want to watch ALL of it!!!
More Web 2.0 Humor: Judgment Day
The Powerful Link between Creativity and Play
Designer Tim Brown shares the powerful relationship between creative thinking and play during the 2008 Serious Play conference. Brown includes many playful examples you can try at home (and one that maybe you shouldn’t).