This week on #PATUE, Lego in edu with @nathan_stevens pic.twitter.com/3lOmBLU6hV
— Sam Patterson (@SamPatue) November 16, 2013
Bo and Yana with building attachment
I never thought I would use LEGO as a teaching tool. I built with them back in the free range age of lego. I built houses and square rockets and looked with longing at the advanced building sets. Like so many interests this faded and I went on to more books, writing, poetry, and other foibles of middle youth.
The tech lab I call my room has many lego kits, 3 generations of lego robotics is various states of completion. I have been learning the basics as quickly as I can, and as soon as I learn something I am trying to figure out how to shape learning around that. I am surrounded by awesome tools and i am sprinting to try to figure out how to implement the best learning.
Luckily I have some really smart teachers in my PLN and we all got together to talk about LEGO in education last week. I was prepping for a board meeting (link) during the chat, so. Nathan Stevens (link) had stepped up and ran a great chat. I loved how he put his questions together. Barbara from livebinders archived the chat on storify, thanks,
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